We limit the positive Index Change (or Index Change equal to or greater than zero in the case of the Trigger Upside Parameter) used in calculating the Index Credit on the Term End Date based on the Upside Parameters. The Upside Parameters include: •Cap: Cap limits your participation in positive Index performance on the Term End Date up to and including the Cap Rate. If you select a Strategy Account Option with a Cap, and Index performance exceeds the Cap Rate, you will receive the Cap Rate. For example, if the Index Change is 15% and your Cap Rate is 10%, you will receive an Index Credit Rate of 10% on the Term End Date. The Cap Rate can change from one Term to the next. We will not establish a Cap Rate below 2%.•Cap Secure: Cap Secure limits your participation in positive Index performance each Contract Anniversary of a multi-year Term Strategy Account Option up to and including the Cap Secure Rate. The Cap Secure Rate will remain the same for the entire multi-year Term. If you select a Strategy Account Option with a Cap Secure, and Index performance exceeds the Cap Secure Rate in any year, only the Cap Secure Rate will apply for that year. The Index Credit Rate is applied at the Term End Date based upon the values measured on each Contract Anniversary (including the Term End Date). For example, if the annual Index Change is 15% and your Cap Secure Rate is 8%, your adjusted annual Index performance is 8% on that Contract Anniversary. The adjusted annual Index performance on each Contract Anniversary within the multi-year Term would be compounded to establish the Index Credit Rate on the Term End Date. For example, if the adjusted annual Index performance is 5% on each Contract Anniversary for a six-year term, the Index Credit Rate on the Term End Date would be 34.01% ({(1+5%)^6}-1=34.01%). The Cap Secure Rate can change from one Term to the next. We will not establish a Cap Secure Rate below 2%.•Participation and Cap/Enhanced Participation and Cap: Participation and Cap/Enhanced Participation and Cap limits your participation in positive Index performance on the Term End Date at a percentage equal to the Participation Rate, up to a maximum of the Cap Rate. If Index performance is positive on the Term End Date, the Participation Rate is multiplied by Index Change and then the Index Credit Rate is the lesser of that number or the Cap Rate. For example, with a 100% Participation Rate and a 20% Cap Rate, if the Index Change is 10% on the Term End Date, we first multiply the Participation Rate of 100% by the Index Change of 10%, which equals 10%. Since 10% is less than the 20% Cap Rate, the Index Credit Rate is 10%. Therefore, you will receive an Index Credit Rate of 10%. Alternatively, with a 150% Participation Rate and 10% Cap Rate, if the Index Change is 10% on the Term End Date, we first multiply the Participation Rate of 150% by the Index Change of 10%, which equals 15%. Since 15% exceeds the 10% Cap Rate, the Index Credit Rate is capped at 10%. Therefore, you will receive an Index Credit Rate of 10%. While a Strategy Account Option with Enhanced Participation and Cap operates identically to a Strategy Account Option with Participation and Cap in terms of mechanics, a Strategy Account Option with Enhanced Participation and Cap provides a higher guaranteed minimum Participation Rate. Participation Rates and Cap Rates for a Strategy Account Option with Enhanced Participation and Cap and a Strategy Account Option with Participation and Cap may vary and are set independently. The Cap Rate for a Strategy Account Option with Enhanced Participation and Cap may be lower than the Cap Rate for a Strategy Account Option with Participation and Cap. In such cases, the maximum Index Credit Rate you can earn under a Strategy Account Option with Enhanced Participation and Cap may be limited, even if its Participation Rate is higher than a Strategy Account Option with Participation and Cap. Because the Cap Rate limits participation in positive Index performance, a higher Participation Rate may not result in a higher Index Credit Rate applied at the Term End Date. As a result, you may receive a lower Index Credit Rate on a Strategy Account Option with Enhanced Participation and Cap than you would on a Strategy Account Option with Participation and Cap. You should review the current rates for a Strategy Account Option with Enhanced Participation and Cap and a Strategy Account Option with Participation and Cap and consult with your financial representative to determine which best aligns with your individual investment objectives. For a Strategy Account Option with Participation and Cap, we will not establish a Participation Rate below 100%, or a Cap Rate below 5%. For a Strategy Account Option with Enhanced Participation and Cap, we will not establish a Participation Rate below 101%, or a cap Rate below 5%.•Dual Direction with Cap: Dual Direction with Cap allows you to participate in positive Index performance on the Term End Date up to the Cap Rate, or the absolute value of any negative Index performance up to and including the Buffer Rate. If the positive Index performance exceeds the Cap Rate, your positive Index performance will equal the Cap Rate. For example, if the Index Change is 11% and your Cap Rate is 8%, your Index Credit Rate would be 8%. Since the Index Change was positive, the Buffer would not come into play. If the negative Index performance was within or equal to the Buffer Rate, you gain the absolute value of the negative Index performance. For example, if the Index Change is –10% and your Buffer Rate is 10%, your Index Credit Rate would be 10%. Alternatively, if the Index Change is -13% and your Buffer Rate is 10%, your Index Credit Rate would be -3%. The Cap Rate can change from one Term to the next. We will not establish a Cap Rate below 2%.•Dual Direction Trigger with Cap: Dual Direction Trigger with Cap allows you to participate in positive Index performance on the Term End Date, subject to a Cap Rate, a Trigger Rate, and the absolute value of the Buffer Rate. If the Index performance is positive and less than or equal to the absolute value of the Buffer Rate on the Term End Date, you will receive a positive Index Credit Rate equal to the Trigger Rate. If the Index performance is positive and exceeds the absolute value of the Buffer Rate on the Term End Date, you will receive a positive Index Credit Rate equal to the positive Index performance up to the Cap Rate. If the Index performance is negative and does not exceed the Buffer Rate on the Term End Date, you will receive a positive Index Credit Rate equal to the Trigger Rate. If the Index performance is negative and exceeds the Buffer Rate on the Term End Date, you will receive a negative Index Credit Rate equal to the negative Index performance in excess of the Buffer Rate.

Example 1 – Positive Index Change is Less than or Equal to the Absolute Value of the Buffer Rate on the Term End Date. If the Index Change is +5%, your Buffer Rate is 10%, your Cap Rate is 15%, and your Trigger Rate is 3%, your Index Credit Rate would be 3%. The positive Index Change is within the absolute value of the Buffer Rate so the Trigger Rate applies. The Cap Rate does not apply because the positive Index Change did not exceed it.
Example 2 –Positive Index Change Exceeds the Cap Rate and the Absolute Value of the Buffer Rate on the Term End Date. If the Index Change is +22%, your Buffer Rate is 10%, your Cap Rate is 20% and your Trigger Rate is 3%, your Index Credit Rate would be 20%. Since the Index Change was positive and exceeded the absolute value of the Buffer Rate, the Trigger Rate does not apply. The Cap Rate applies, limiting your Index Credit Rate to 20%.
Example 3 – Negative Index Change Does Not Exceed the Buffer Rate on the Term End Date. If the Index Change is -6%, your Buffer Rate is 10%, your Cap Rate is 15%, and your Trigger Rate is 3%, your Index Credit Rate would be 3%. The negative Index Change did not exceed the Buffer Rate so the Trigger Rate applies. The Cap Rate does not apply because the Index Change was negative.
Example 4 – Negative Index Change Exceeds the Buffer Rate on the Term End Date. If the Index Change is -14%, your Buffer Rate is 10%, and the Trigger Rate is 3%, your Index Credit Rate would be -4% which reflects the portion of the negative Index performance beyond the Buffer Rate. The Trigger Rate does not apply because negative Index performance exceeds the Buffer Rate. The Cap Rate and Trigger Rate can change from one Term to the next. For a Strategy Account Option with Dual Direction Trigger with Cap, we will not establish a Trigger Rate below 5% or a Cap Rate below 5%. •Trigger: Trigger allows you to receive an Index Credit Rate equal to the Trigger Rate if Index performance is greater than or equal to zero on the Term End Date. If you select a Strategy Account option with a Trigger, and Index performance exceeds the Trigger Rate, you will receive the Trigger Rate. For example, if the Index Change is 2% and the Trigger Rate is 4%, your Index Credit Rate would be 4% because the Index Change was greater than zero. However, if the Index Change is 12% and the Trigger Rate is 4%, your Index Credit Rate would be 4% because the Index Change was greater than the Trigger Rate. The Trigger Rate can change from one Term to the next. We will not establish a Trigger Rate below 2%.•Lock: Lock allows you to receive an Index Credit Rate equal to the Lock Threshold as of that date, if the Index Change meets or exceeds the Lock Threshold at Market Close on any day during the Term. For example, if the Lock Threshold is 50% and the Index Change at Market Close on any day during the Term is 50% or greater, you will receive an Index Credit Rate equal to 50%. After we apply the Index Credit Rate, you will be credited with the Lock Fixed Rate until the next Contract Anniversary. If the Index Change does not meet or exceed the Lock Threshold at Market Close on any day during the Term, but is positive on the Term End Date, you will receive an Index Credit Rate equal to the Index Change on the Term End Date. The Lock Threshold for a Strategy Account Option with a Lock Upside Parameter is a guaranteed minimum rate and will not change from one Term to the next. The available Lock Threshold percentages are: 30, 40, 50, 75, and 100.The minimum guaranteed rates that may be established under the Contract for each type of limit on Index gains (other than Lock Upside Parameter) are: Cap Rate (no lower than 2%), Cap Secure Rate (no lower than 2%), Participation Rate (no lower than 100%), and Trigger Rate (no lower than 2%). The Lock Thresholds for Strategy Account Options with Lock Upside Parameters are guaranteed minimum rates under the Contract and will not change from one Term to the next. The Lock Threshold percentages available are: 30, 40, 50, 75, and 100. Current Upside Parameter rates are provided in the Rate Sheet Supplement that must accompany this prospectus. Current Upside Parameter rates are available from your financial representative and are always available online at www.corebridgefinancial.com/rila-renewals-and-rates. The rates applicable to your Purchase Payment will be stated in your Contract. For all Strategy Account Options other than those with a Lock Upside Parameter, you will receive an Index Credit Rate reflecting a percentage gain or loss on the Term End Date. For Strategy Account Options with a Lock Upside Parameter, if the Index Change meets or exceeds the Lock Threshold at Market Close on any day during the Term, you will receive an Index Credit Rate equal to the Lock Threshold as of that date, and thereafter will be credited with the Lock Fixed Rate until the next Contract Anniversary. At that point, the value within the Strategy Account Option will no longer be tied to Index performance. If the Index Change does not meet or exceed the Lock Threshold at Market Close on any day during the Term, you will receive an Index Credit Rate reflecting the positive or negative Index performance on the Term End Date, subject to the Buffer. Fixed Account Option. The Fixed Account Option credits a fixed rate of interest daily that compounds over one year to the annual interest rate we declared for that Term. The initial interest rate for a Purchase Payment allocated to the Fixed Account Option is set on the Contract Issue Date and is guaranteed for a 1-year Term. A new interest rate will be declared before the Term End Date and will be guaranteed for the new Term. We determine the annual interest rates for new Terms at our discretion, subject to a guaranteed minimum interest rate that will never be less than 0.25%.

Index-Linked Option Overview, Investor Could Lose Money if Index Declines [Text Block]

You could lose a significant amount of money in a Strategy Account Option if the Index declines in value.

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There is no guarantee that Strategy Account Options that limit Index losses will always be offered. We reserve the right to add, replace or remove Strategy Account Options offered and limit the number of Strategy Account Options to only one. If only one Strategy Account Option is available, you will be limited to investing in only that Strategy Account Option with terms that may not be acceptable to you, including one that does not limit losses, which would mean risk of loss of the entire amount invested.

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Fees, Expenses and Adjustments

LOCATION IN

PROSPECTUS

Are There

Charges or

Adjustments for

Early

Withdrawals?

Yes.

Withdrawal Charges. If you take a Withdrawal from your Contract within six (6) years

following the Contract Issue Date, you may be assessed a Withdrawal Charge of up to 8%,

as a percentage of the Contract Value withdrawn. For example, if you make a Withdrawal

during the Withdrawal Charge Period, you could pay a Withdrawal Charge of up to $8,000

on a $100,000 investment. This loss will be greater if there is a Negative Adjustment based

on Interim Values of the Strategy Account Options, taxes or tax penalties.

Interim Value Adjustments. Your Contract Value in a Strategy Account Option will be

adjusted to the Interim Value if all or a portion of Contract Value is removed from the

Strategy Account Option during the Term. The Interim Value could be less than your

investment in a Strategy Account Option even if the Index is performing positively. Under

extreme conditions, you could lose up to 100% of your investment in a Strategy Account

Option due to Interim Value. For example, if you allocate $100,000 to a Strategy Account

Option with a 3-year Term and later withdraw the entire amount before the 3 years have

elapsed, you could lose up to $100,000 of your investment. The following transactions are

subject to the Interim Value of Strategy Account Option:

•A fee or charge is deducted from the Strategy Account Option

•An amount is deducted from the Strategy Account Option due to a Surrender or

Withdrawal (including a systematic Withdrawal, RMDs, free Withdrawal amounts or any

other Withdrawal);

•The Contract is annuitized; or

•The death benefit is paid.

You may obtain the Interim Value(s) of your Strategy Account Option(s) online at

www.corebridgefinancial.com/annuities or by contacting your financial representative.

Fee Table

Fees, Charges and

Adjustments

Are There

Transaction

Charges?

No, other than Surrender Charges and Interim Value adjustments.

Not Applicable

Are There Ongoing Fees and Expenses?	Yes. Under the Strategy Account Options, there is an implicit ongoing fee to the extent that your participation in Index gains is limited by our use of an Upside Parameter. This means that your returns may be lower than the Index’s returns. In return for accepting a limit on Index gains, you will receive some protection from Index losses. This implicit ongoing fee is not reflected in the tables below. The table below describes the fees and expenses that you may pay each year, depending on whether you choose the optional Return of Purchase Payment Death Benefit. Please refer to your Contract for information about the specific fees you will pay each year based on the options you have elected.			Fee Table Fees, Charges and Adjustments
	Annual Fee	Minimum	Maximum
	Optional Return of Purchase Payment Death Benefit available for an additional charge1	0.20%	0.20%
	1 As a percentage of Net Purchase Payments on each Contract Anniversary.
	Because your Contract is customizable, the choices you make affect how much you will pay. To help you understand the cost of owning your Contract, the following table shows the lowest and highest cost you could pay each year, based on current charges. This estimate assumes that you do not take withdrawals from the Contract or make any other transactions, which could add Withdrawal Charges and Negative Adjustments for Interim Value that substantially increase costs.
	Lowest Annual Cost: $0	Highest Annual Cost: $200
	Assumes: •Investment of $100,000 •5% annual appreciation •No Optional benefits •No sales charges •No transfers or withdrawal •No adjustment for Interim Values	Assumes: •Investment of $100,000 •5% annual appreciation •Optional Return of Purchase Payment Death Benefit •No sales charges •No transfers or withdrawals •No adjustment for Interim Values

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