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Annuities provide periodic payments for an agreed-upon period of time, either now or in the future, for the annuitant or beneficiary. You can annuitize the annuity by making monthly, semiannual, or annual payments, and interest keeps accruing on the balance. On the other hand, you can calculate an annuity’s payout to see if it’s better than a lump sum. Why should you calculate your annuity payments? First, calculating an annuity’s monthly payout may help you decide whether the annuity’s payout is adequate for your investment goals. Studies have shown that retirement plan participants who see t...
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As of November 2021, only 15% of private industry workers had access to a defined benefit pension from their employer. Why is that disheartening? A pension guarantees a steady income once you retire. Meanwhile, more options are being offered to workers to save for retirement. As of 2021, 81% of private-sector employees had access to employer-sponsored retirement plans, such as 401(k). Furthermore, studies show that employers are looking to enhance their defined contribution (DC) retirement plans in an effort to increase employee security, financial well-being, and retention. In contrast, a Mor...
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How do you plan on spending your golden years? Perhaps exploring exotic locations or embracing the culture? Or, maybe you want to spend as much time as possible with the grandkids. No matter your retirement plans, even the most adventurous seniors may consider investing in something commonly referred to as “plain vanilla”: fixed immediate annuities. There is no question that the fixed immediate annuity is the simplest of all the annuity options. In most cases, the contract begins delivering steady income within 30 days of the investor buying it. And in all cases, within 13 months after purchas...
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