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Annuities can be complex instruments. They can come in all shapes and forms, from immediate to deferred, from fixed to variable, from single life to joint life and everything in between. However, no matter how complex and seemingly custom-tailored, no annuity is ever perfect. That said, you can make them as good as you want by adding one or more annuity riders. If you’re wondering what that means, this post discusses what annuity riders are, how they work, their pros and cons, and the most common options insurance companies will offer when crafting the perfect contract. What are annuity riders...
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Have you ever gone car shopping? Even if you aren’t a car enthusiast, most people know that the vehicle should have basic safety features, like antilock backs and airbags. Most of us would also enjoy features like power windows, heat and air conditioning, comfortable seats, and some sort of audio system. From there, however, you can narrow down your search by the engine and transmission type, hauling capacity, and if you prefer front-wheel or rear-wheel drive. And, you might even consider features like Bluetooth capability and if you can start the vehicle remotely. TL;DR, there are a lot of fe...
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Annuities are a great way to invest, protect yourself from outliving your savings during retirement, and even protect a spouse or dependent from the financial consequences of your death. But, as with all financial instruments, annuities come with associated costs. Depending on the characteristics of the contract, an annuity’s costs structure can sometimes feel overwhelmingly complex, making it difficult to know if they’re a good investment or not. How much do annuities really cost? What factors come into play when insurance companies calculate premiums? These are important questions we should ...
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Annuities and 401(k)s are two popular tax-deferred investment vehicles that can provide income in retirement, which is one of the top priorities for the average retiree. However, while they share a set of features and characteristics that make them seem similar, annuities and 401(k) work quite differently, and both have their own set of pros and cons. The decision whether to invest in annuities, a 401(k) or both, depends mainly on your circumstances and your individual goals for retirement. This post serves as a general guide to understand the differences between these two ways to save for ret...
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