Sentences with phrase «why fixed annuities»
This is why fixed annuities are always the current investing fad when markets are down, flat, or volatile; and / or when CDs and bonds aren't yielding anything (which has been the case since 2002).
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Also, while on the subject: Why fixed annuities are NOT the answer when it comes to getting a retirement paycheck from your nest egg (and why you shouldn't fear buying bond mutual funds when you think interest rates are about to go up).
Not exact matches
I sympathize with what NAFA [National Association for Fixed Annuities] is arguing: Why are certain things inside the regulation and certain things out?
That's why Jackson ® offers fixed annuities with guarantees.
Whether you're thinking of yourself or the financial security of your loved ones, we've got 3 reasons why should be asking your advisor about fixed annuities.
I have options before and at that time so I will be interested in any future information on why annuities are recommended and what type (fixed or variable)
That's why fixed indexed annuities (FIAs) should be considered by retirement savers looking for peace of mind no matter what happens in the financial markets.
This is also why you can't just go online and find them without dealing with a licensed insurance agent that sells that carrier's products (which is what was done to get actual numbers for both the BTID, and the fixed annuity evaluation).
So if all of this is a reason why you were considering fixed annuities instead of bond mutual funds, then just don't do that, and you'll be much better off.
If you don't own a fixed annuity now, then this page will help explain why you should just not do that.
Another reason why investors buy fixed annuities, is because they think they're going to lose a lot of principal forever if they buy bonds when interest rates are low (and are about to go up).
For those of you that still don't get it, the cost of buying everything in your life goes up all the time, but your fixed annuity income will not (this is another reason why it's called «fixed»).