There are many positive things about this company, such as their good rates and good AM rating. I found out the area of the customer portal under transaction is for withdrawals, and not to view the... See more
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Simple, people-first process and great rates.
Canvas offers modern annuities that provide guaranteed rates, flexible terms, and commission-free returns.
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7272 E Indian School Rd, Suite 100, Scottsdale, 85251, United States
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The Entire process of signing up was simple, fast and easy. I wish I had shopped around Before I opened annuities with other companies. I will definitely be checking back with Canvas again in the future for my future financial needs. Thank you, Canvas! :)

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Great rate!
Very simple and easy application.
The interest rate is locked in at the time you signed your application. Efficient and clear customer service.

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So far the easiest and quickest that I have ever encountered purchasing multi year annuities. Its nice that the rates are higher since Im dealing directly with the issuer and not an agent. Hopefully the funding process and contract issuance will be as great as the application process.

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The on-line application process is so very, very easy and so very, very quick.

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Id like to give a big shoutout to Bryson!The great rates and his expertise and patience really made me feel comfortable with moving forward! I look forward to investing.

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The entire process seems to be very up front simple and common sense. Friendly service when I have to call in for any questions. Company sounds financially stable.

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The online application was a breeze.
The income rate is very good.

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Very simple and straightforward application process. Able to complete quite easily in not much time.

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no issues with Canvas's simple and trustworthy process. Easy to apply and fund. Great rate and relative security.

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Have opened four annuities. I had a few questions, called and quickly answered. I placed a call, but had to end call and Canvas called me back. Easy application process. Lot's of information about annuity related topics on website. Have a nice app for phone. Researched many companies, but this one seems to be the best at customer service and behaving ethically. Thanks!!

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I really vetted this company before deciding to invest my money here. Although Puritan Life Insurance Company of America has been around since 1958, Canvas Annuities has only been around since September 2000. I was still going to give them a try. They have a B++ rating from AM Best, which is Good, but not great.
I was working on the online application. At the Beneficiary page, an issue arose. I have two executors and 12 others who will split my estate. That would be a lot of forms to fill out. I called Canvas and talked to Cynthia. She said because there's a death benefit, everyone has to be listed with their personal information. I have annuities with another company and this isn't the case. Cynthia said she was sorry and I'm probably not a good fit with this company. In all my investing years, that was the dumbest comment that I've ever received. I'm trying to give them money, and it was substantial! I called back later and talked to Lida. She said I could use "Estate of the Insured" as the beneficiary as I have a Will. She was correct because this is what I use on my present annuities with another company. There was a glitch trying to do this on their online form because there's no such option. I got a red alert saying, "The beneficiary can't be the annuitant." Lida told me not to do anything until she talks to the tech department. I haven't heard back.
I would give serious consideration before investing with this company. It's more than the interest rate. This is your hard-earned money and you want it to be with a responsible custodian. This company isn't prime time, so don't be lured only by the interest rate. I decided not to use this company and will stick with my present company. Cynthia's comment created doubt, and doubt and investing don't mix.

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online knowledge, B++ Puritan source rating, easy application, quick, good customer service when needed, fixed high rates available in 3-5-7 yr terms

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