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For more than five decades, we’ve focused our expertise solely on this market, providing a broad suite of annuities and mutual fund programs to help customers align their assets with their aspirations.

Security Benefit is one of America’s leading retirement savings companies.

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Through a combination of product innovation, exceptional investment management, and a unique distribution strategy, Security Benefit has become a leader in multiple retirement markets: overall fixed annuity sales, bank market fixed annuity sales, the K-12 education market, and overall fixed inde

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Topeka, KS – Security Benefit, a leader in the U.S. retirement savings market, announced today a $50,000 donation to the YWCA Northeast Kansas to help end domestic violence in our community.

Topeka, KS – March 21, 2018 – Security Benefit, a leader in the U.S. retirement savings market, today announced that it earned the EQDerivatives 2018 “Insurance Risk Management Team of the Year” award for its risk management program for its fixed indexed annuity products.

Topeka, KS – Feb. 22, 2017 – Security Benefit, a leader in the U.S. retirement savings market, today celebrates its 125th anniversary, joining the esteemed ranks of firms in business spanning three different centuries.

Security Benefit President Doug Wolff, has recently written an article for Think Advisor about spending over the course of the retirement years, and how there are three distinct spending periods: “Go-Go”, “Slow-Go”, and “No Go”.