ShokWaveRider
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I know we at mostly adverse to Annuities because of Fees and a multitude of other reasons. However, I think I "may" have found a possible positive to Annuities in Florida and maybe other states.
I was reading that in case of litigation in Florida certain assets are protected, IRAs, Roths, Main Residence, Insurance Policies, Retirement SS Income and maybe a few others.
Does this make Annuities, assuming the protections offered to combat todays litigious society, attractive for some.
Here is an example:
Say one has a $5m portfolio of which $1m is cash in the bank, CDs etc. and $4m is in retirement accounts invested wherever. Would putting $1m into an Annuity of some kind protect ALL of one assets from a Law Suit?
I was reading that in case of litigation in Florida certain assets are protected, IRAs, Roths, Main Residence, Insurance Policies, Retirement SS Income and maybe a few others.
Does this make Annuities, assuming the protections offered to combat todays litigious society, attractive for some.
Here is an example:
Say one has a $5m portfolio of which $1m is cash in the bank, CDs etc. and $4m is in retirement accounts invested wherever. Would putting $1m into an Annuity of some kind protect ALL of one assets from a Law Suit?