If an annuity is purchased in December and monthly benefits begin in January of the following year, what type of annuity is it?
a. Variable Retirement Annuityb. Single Premium Fixed Annuityc. Flexible Premium Tax Sheltered Annuityd. Single Premium Immediate Annuity
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