Colorado Code § 10-2-603

Bank sale of annuities - disclosure requirements
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(1) Any financial
institution, or any subsidiary or employee thereof, which sells a fixed or variable annuity
contract shall receive written acknowledgment from the purchaser that the annuity which is
being purchased may involve investment risk and is not insured by the federal deposit insurance
corporation or the national credit union share insurance fund. Such written notice shall be clear
and conspicuous and shall be given before or contemporaneously with the purchase of the
annuity. This subsection (1) shall apply to an affiliate or subsidiary of a financial institution if
such an affiliate or subsidiary sells insurance on the premises of a financial institution.
(2) A clear and conspicuous notice substantially in the following form complies with this
section:
Acknowledgment
___________________________________
(Complete name of investment)
I understand that the investment product I am purchasing is not a bank deposit and is not an
obligation of, nor is it guaranteed by, any bank. This product is not insured or guaranteed by the
federal deposit insurance corporation. In addition, I understand that the investment product
purchased may be subject to investment risk, including possible loss of principal, and that any
investment product's past performance should not be considered an indication of future results.
__________________________________________________
(Date)
(Signed)

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