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What Are Secondary Market Annuities?
Heard of Secondary Market Annuities? These are actually previously owned Annuities. They are totally legal and are a way to get high rates of return without gambling away your money. Simply put what this means is if somebody has an accident and receives a favorable judgment their payment is usually given to them in the form of an annuity. They are paid a certain ...
Ready to Buy an In-Force™ Fixed Term Annuity?
Have you made the decision that an In-Force™ Fixed Term Annuity is the right move for you? Ready to get started but just aren’t sure how to do it? Today, you will learn what is involved in becoming a buyer, how to pay for your In-Force™ Fixed Term Annuity and how it all works with the nitty-gritty details. To become a Buyer, you must: Execute a Receivable ...
How Does Purchasing an In-Force™ Fixed Term Annuity Work?
Are you interested in purchasing an In-Force™ Fixed Term Annuity but are not really sure what that entails? What we do at Bulbrook/Drislane is buy a Fixed Term Annuity from an Existing Annuitant and transfer the payment rights to you, the Buyer, through a court transfer process. Your name, IRA name, intermediate transferor or nominee, or payment assignment trust ...
Are You Familiar with What an In-Force™ Fixed Term Annuity Is?
Ever wonder about the details behind an In-Force™ Fixed Term Annuity? Things like what exactly is it, where it comes from, and how safe it is? When you purchase an In-Force™ Fixed Term Annuity, you, the Buyer, receive the rights to fixed annuity payments in exchange for a lump sum payment to an individual who is the original Existing Annuitant. What this ...
Are You Familiar With Annuities?
You’ve probably heard of annuities but maybe you’re wondering what it really is. The answer is any continuing payment with a fixed total annual amount. The contract is created when an individual pays a life insurance company a single premium that will end up being distributed back to them over time. There are 2 possible phases for an annuity. In one, the ...
Have You Heard of Deferred, Fixed and Variable Annuities?
Deferred annuities came into play in the 1970’s. This is a way for accumulating savings with a view to eventually distributing them either as an immediate annuity or a lump sum payment. There are two types of deferred annuities. A fixed deferred annuity grows by interest rate earnings alone. A variable annuity permits allocations to stock or bond funds and ...
Did You Know This?
Most historians claim that the Romans introduced the world to annuities. Didn’t think they had been around that long did you! After doing a little research here are 6 dates that you may be interested in knowing more about. 1759: This is the year annuities were introduced to America. At that time they were only offered to church pastors in ...
Here’s How ToTake the Uncertainty out of Your Retirement Income
Annuities are the only product that guarantee income for life regardless of how long you live. There are 2 ways to get a lifetime income using annuities. You either need income immediately or at a later date. Income Now If you are looking for income now, you should be looking at a Single Premium Immediate Annuity. The lifetime income stream starts 30 days after ...
The American College of Financial Services
Post Election Tax Implications The results are in! Watch President Dr. Larry Barton, CAP® and Adjunct Professor Allen McLellan, LUTCF, CLU®, ChFC®, CASL®, CFP® discuss the implications of the various tax increases that are scheduled to be implemented January 1st. There are actions that you can take now to help your clients prepare for 2013 and beyond. We ...
What is an Immediate Annuity?
There are a few different options for annuities and an immediate annuity is one. This is an insurance policy that guarantees that in exchange for a sum of money the person will make regular scheduled payments. These payments may be level or increasing periodic payments for a fixed term of years or end of lives. It is also possible to structure the payments under ...