Financial advisor Suze Orman warns annuity guarantees are only as strong as the insurer's balance sheet
Orman stated on her podcast that annuities are not federally protected like bank deposits by the FDIC. Instead, they are covered by state guaranty associations, which offer a less robust safety net without a dedicated fund like the FDIC's Deposit Insurance Fund (DIF), which held around $161 billion as of Q2 2026. Most states provide up to $250,000 in coverage, with some offering $500,000, while California covers up to 80% of an annuity's value, capped at $250,000.
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