I have a taxable account and max out my Roth and simple Ira. I know taxable expenses are cheaper but VA seems so simple just buy index funds. I could be at 15% when I take money out so taxes could equal out. Thanks for your in put
I am looking to protect some of my assets in the form of an annuity. Rates for fixed annuities are very low. Any thoughts on VA's- advice and or specific products would be appreciated. Fed up with the roller coaster!!!
You came to the wrong place for recommendations on which variable annuity to purchase. The insurance company and the salesman are the only sure winners on that product.
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You won't last long, but I' putting you on ignore for the duration.
Don't feed the trolls.Where is the fun in that?
Don't feel the trolls.
Feeling trolls is even worse than feeding them
I hope you are joking, right? If not, there is no need for personal attacks.
P.T. Barnum knows exactly why all those folks bought them.1.7 trillion dollars in Variable annuities. ... Do you honestly think there's not a market for what the product offers?
Objective thinking and unbiased analysis reveal why the high costs of VA's make them poor investments. Like the lottery, only those who don't understand the costs/odds buy a ticket.Learn to think objectively.
I suppose annuity salesmen get used to name calling and lack the sensitivity of the general population?And don't be so sensitive.
P.T. Barnum knows exactly why all those folks bought them.
Objective thinking and unbiased analysis reveal why the high costs of VA's make them poor investments. Like the lottery, only those who don't understand the costs/odds buy a ticket.
I suppose annuity salesmen get used to name calling and lack the sensitivity of the general population?
Feeling trolls is even worse than feeding them
Why are you calling me an annuity salesman?
...don't be so sensitive.