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Monday, April 13th, 2009 Tags: Annuities, Annuities and You, annuity answers, Understanding Annuities
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The bottom line is that investing is for the long haul. You would not want to put money into an annuity that you were planning on using next year to purchase a new car or home. Annuities are much more appropriate for your longer term

Monday, April 13th, 2009 Posted in Annuity Myths | No Comments »
There are two common myths concerning these investments. The first is that consumers have little access to their annuity money during their maturity term. The second is that the insurance company keeps your money at your passing. These myths are simply not true. The facts

Monday, April 13th, 2009 Posted in Investment Flexibility | No Comments »
Annuity accounts are very flexible. Their maturity terms can range from as little as 1 year to 10 years or longer. Generally, an account with a longer maturity will have a higher interest payment. In addition, many insurance companies are offering 1st year premium bonuses

Monday, April 13th, 2009 Posted in Safe Annuity Investing | No Comments »
Annuities are usually very safe vehicles for investing. They are backed by the full faith of the insurance company with whom you choose to invest. It is important for you and your agent to pick an established, well-rated company. There are many independent groups which

Monday, April 13th, 2009 Posted in Guaranteed Annuities | No Comments »
An annuity is a financial agreement between a consumer and an insurance company. When purchasing an annuity, you are investing your money with an insurance company for a set period of time. In turn, the insurance company guarantees interest on your principal. Consumers have many

Thursday, April 9th, 2009 Posted in Annuities | No Comments »
An annuity can help you accumulate tax-deferred earnings as part of your overall retirement plan. Annuities offer the opportunity for lifetime payments and tax-deferred earnings, and provide a guaranteed death benefit for your beneficiaries. All guarantees are backed by the continued claims-paying ability of the
