New Heights® IUL II
Index Options

Protected growth opportunity through proprietary indexed interest strategies

Opportunity in a variety of market conditions

Financial markets are uncertain, and it is difficult to know how an index will perform in any given market environment. The index options available with Nationwide New Heights® Indexed Universal Life (IUL) II offer growth opportunities in a variety of markets.¹

S&P 500® Index

This American stock market index is based on the market capitalizations of 500 large companies listed on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) or Nasdaq and is widely considered a leading indicator of the U.S. stock market and the economy as a whole.

American Funds® The Growth Fund of America® – Class F-3²

This index tracks the total return of American Funds® The Growth Fund of America® – Class F-3. The index seeks opportunities in traditional growth stocks as well as cyclical companies and turnaround situations with significant potential for growth of capital.

S&P 500® Distance Stabilizer Index

This index dynamically adjusts S&P 500® exposure to help manage volatility, leveraging a unique distance timer strategy. It aims to provide stability during market fluctuations while maintaining long-term performance similar to the S&P 500®.

Goldman Sachs New Horizons Index

This index provides opportunities for growth potential through a Global Core Strategy and an Alternative Strategy. The index features five asset classes and two alternatives that provide the flexibility to adapt to a variety of market environments and may help contribute to the index’s performance.

SG Macro Compass Index

This dynamic, rules-based index adapts to changing economic conditions by balancing growth and defensive assets. Leveraging global equities, bonds and commodities, it adjusts allocations based on GDP and inflation signals that may optimize performance in both expanding and contracting markets.

Additional growth potential

Nationwide IUL Rewards Program
Once requirements are met, additional interest is credited at an annualized rate of 0.30% starting in year 11 (or later for issue ages 34 and younger). The credit is applied monthly, as long as the policy is in force: includes prorated interest on any accumulated value taken from an index segment for loans or partial withdrawals (assumes the segment is not depleted).³