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Watching Granite Harbour Seasons 1 & 2, they are only 3 episodes in each so easy to binge. Scottish Police procedural.

Bolded by me. High commission ones I bet. Not the Free No Fee Ones.

Too Many to list in NE Fla. However most are by the coast, South of Jacksonville, quite expensive and we do get Hurricanes. The weather is great most of the time and we get a nice break for about a month (cumulative) in late December, January and February. A good compromise from the oppressive...

Mass Mutual has a great 5 Year MYGA available at the moment. They are A++ rated. Voyager Plus - 5.55% Annual Rate 5 Years Surrender Fee Period (Duration). Tax-Deferred, Compound Interest No Stock Market Exposure Penalty Free Withdrawals Available No Loads, Fees, or Sales Charges

Thanks.

I would like to change the name of my MYGA Thread to reflect a more general title. I cannot seem to find a title edit function on it. I would like to change this one: MYGA Company Ratings. AMBest "A vs A+ vs A++" Does it really Matter? To: Best MYGA (Multi Year Guaranteed Annuities) Thread...

Libre Office Here.

Perhaps you should rename one of the threads to make it more identifiable as a MYGA Rate & discussion Thread. That way folks will know where to post updates. TIA

Thanks :).

Is there a way to see all one's thread subscriptions and adjust them accordingly like in the previous software. There used to be a subscription menu option in the personal profile section (User CP). I cannot seem to find one if there is. TIA

Who really looks at those? I do not before I go to a restaurant, do others here look at the reviews before going to a local restaurant? It would be interesting to know.

That is what I meant.

We do not use debit cards except for an ATM withdrawal. They are way too easy to compromise, and banks do not help promptly when needed to resolve issues with them. We keep ours in our safe when not in use. We perhaps use them once a year if that. With few exceptions if an establishment does not...

Maybe we will start going back to checks. Paying by check for them would be inconvenient. My dentist charges a CC fee so we pay by check.

Groceries are not included in Core inflation though. Never understood why though.

Remember they are most likely to try to sell you commissioned products. They are actually independent. At least that was the case with our CU Advisor. you would be better off with a SchWab or Fidelity Advisor.

Not directly with the insurer. But you can with your brokerage. I personally use a dedicated insurance broker for my MYGAs. I find them more responsive than Schwab on these matters. YMMV

If all states did this, then yes it would be viable. But for the rest of us it is Medigap all the way.

Starting Mary & George, DW loves these shows. Me .... not so much, but he happy wife ........ "The Countess of Buckingham who molded her son to seduce King James I and become his all-powerful lover, through intrigue, becoming richer, more titled and influential than England has ever seen."

I use each of mine at least once or twice every 3 months. It is nice to keep them as it keeps your credit score up.

I like the MYGAs (CD with an Insurance Company) that allow 10% withdrawals per contract year. Some (my favorite) even allow a regular systematic monthly withdrawal. So, based on my latest MYGA ($250k) which is paying 5.55% (A++ Rated). You could only take the interest only and receive ~$1145 a...

The key with these articles is to Google the Title and you will always find a free version with a little effort. A lot more productive than posting here that it is subscription only...

You can rollover them over to other MYGAs yes at maturity.

You can just terminate the contract and have the money deposited at maturity at no cost, you do not have to annuitize them. They are just like any other bank CD. At maturity YOU have to initiate the total liquidation through your broker or wherever you purchased the annuity from, including all...

Thanks, I prefer the "What's New" as it shows the latest, but not all, but that is OK.