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Whether you're a Teacher, FireFighter, Police Officer, or work for a Private Employer, we can guide you in the process of setting up a successful retirement plan you don't need to stress about making you enough money.
Most people worry about several things when it comes to retiring:
- The number one concern for Americans when it comes to retirement is paying for health care.
- They won't have enough money to retire comfortably and will run out of funds as they continue to enjoy life not working.
- Keeping a stream of income to pay for bills and everything else life demands we pay for.
- Having too much debt and additional payments which takes from savings we all work so hard to maintain.
Guarantee your income with an
Annuity
Never Run Out Of Money
The amount of money you need to retire will depend on the life style you want to maintain in your years after working.
The suggestion is having 10-12 times the amount of money you make annually, which would generally maintain your current lifetsyle conditions.
If you plan to travel, you'll need a suggested 15-18 times your annual income.
Grow your savings securely with upside opportunity and downside protection.
Fund an annuity based on your income needs and budget.
You should start investing in your retirement goals in your 20s!
The earlier you start funding your retirement plans the better. You can make monthly or yearly payments for a set amount of years to set your retirement up for success. Start with a couple hundred bucks a month or put a few grand in a year, the payment options are pretty much endless. If you're closer to your years of finally being able to not work, you can roll over an existing retirement fund like a 401K, Pension, Stocks, Bonds, or make deposits out of your income.
The earlier you start funding your retirement plans the better. You can make monthly or yearly payments for a set amount of years to set your retirement up for success. Start with a couple hundred bucks a month or put a few grand in a year, the payment options are pretty much endless. If you're closer to your years of finally being able to not work, you can roll over an existing retirement fund like a 401K, Pension, Stocks, Bonds, or make deposits out of your income.
Healthcare coverage included for no additional cost.
Long term care can be included when building an annuity for your needs.
Terminal illness coverage can help cover the medical costs when suffering from a terminal illness diagnosis.
Chronic and critical illness healthcare could be added to provide support if you're ever unable to take care of yourself.
What types of annuities are available?
Fixed Annuity
Indexed Annuity
Variable Annuity
457 (b) and 403 (b) plans available
Why Invest Your Hard Earned Money In An Annuity
Protect your money from market loss and grow your money with market gains of typically 5-7%
Generate a lifetime stream of income, your retirement should last 30+ years and setting up a safety net for a portion of your retirement is essential.
Eliminate advisory fees you're likely paying with bonds in your retirement portfolio.
Invest what works for your budget and your goals.
Don't worry about outliving your income.
69% of people expect to work past age 65 and only 26% of people have a back up retirement plan.
Get benefits to help you prepare for unseen expenses like healthcare and mortgages.
Annuities guarantee you will never outlive your income stream and offer healthcare benefits that would protect you if you ever experience a criticial, chronical, terminal illness or injury.
What is the difference between Annuities and Roth IRAs?
Roth IRA
- Contributions are limited to $7,000 per year
- Payment penalties for withdrawals made before 59 1/2 years old
- You have to control what investments are made
- Possibility to run out of money if you don't invest enough
Annuity
- Guaranteed retirement payments
- Invest as much or as little as you want
- Investments with highest returns are automatically done for you
- Healthcare protection
Celebrities that have invested in Annuities:
Babe Ruth
From 1923-1929 Babe Ruth had invested between $35K-$50K a year into an annuity.
Shaquielle O'Neal
When Shaq was a rookie, he started investing $1 Million a year in an annuity.
Albert Einstein
Einstein invested in annuity funds as part of his strategy to ensure financial stability for his family, calling compound interest “The greatest mathematical discovery of all time."
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