[1] The lifetime withdrawal percentage is based on the younger spouse's age and may be lower when the Joint Option is elected.
[2] The benefit base is used to calculate the annual withdrawal amount. It is not the same as the contract value and cannot be withdrawn from the contract.
[3] Please note that you can exercise this feature only once. Also, it's not available in the first rider year and is available only prior to the first lifetime withdrawal.
[4] Any income rolled forward to the following year will be the first dollars withdrawn. It will be forfeited if it isn't taken by the end of the following year.
The current cost of the Nationwide Lifetime Income Rider+ for single life is 1.45%, with a maximum charge of 1.50%. For joint life the current cost is 1.60%, with a maximum charge of 1.90%. The cost is assessed annually on the current income benefit base.
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