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Fixed Index Annuities


FIAs can be important wealth management tools that provide earning potential while keeping principal safe from market fluctuation...

In a Fixed Indexed Annuities (FIA) Your money will not be affected by market losses.


A Highly important wealth management tool!

 


 
Here's a summary of what benefits an annuities can bring to your retirement portfolio...


     

  • Ideal for Estate Planning... Proceeds from annuities pass directly to your beneficiaries without the delay, expense, and publicity of probate in most states. If you've ever had a loved one's estate go through this time-consuming legal process, you know just what kind of advantage this is.

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  • The Power of Tax Deferral... Because you do not pay taxes on earnings every year, your annuity is able to work harder thanks to tax-deferral. You will have to pay taxes on earnings when you withdraw your annuity's gains, but at least you can decide when that happens.


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  • No Contribution Limits...Contributions to other retirement savings vehicles, like 401(k)s and Individual Retirement Accounts, are strictly limited. Annuities, however, offer tremendous flexibility. You can contribute as much as you want, up to the limits imposed by the insurer, to take advantage of tax-deferral or variable accounts inside the annuity. Plus, you can add to your annuity contract at any time.

 

  • Flexible Payment Options... Unlike 401(k)s and IRAs, which require that you begin making withdrawals at age 70 1/2, you may be able to wait much longer with annuities. When you do decide to begin receiving payments, you can usually select one of the following methods:

 

 

                    Lump Sum distribution (a one-time payment)

 

 

                    Periodic distributions (you can take money only when you need it)

 

 

                   Systematic distributions (a fixed or variable amount is sent to you at

                   regular intervals)

 

 

                   Annuitization (fixed or variable payments, guaranteed for the rest of

                   your life)

 

 

  • Tax Control...The money inside your annuity is made up of two components -- principal and earnings. Assuming your annuity was opened with after-tax dollars, you're only taxed on your earnings.
     

             Different distribution methods behave differently when it comes to taxes;

             for instance, Lump Sum, Periodic, and Systematic distributions exhaust

             all earnings (which are taxable) before tapping principal.

 

            Under annuitization, each payment consists of both principal and interest,

            spreading your tax liability evenly among payments. Through these

            distribution options, you have complete control over when you will pay

            taxes on your earnings.

 

            Annuities are not perfect when it comes to tax control. If you should pass

            away while your annuity is accumulating, all deferred taxes on your growth

            will become due, reducing your annuity's value.

 

 

  • Easy To Start and Maintain... Usually, a simple application, a check, and your signature begins your annuity. And, at the end of each year, you will not receive a 1099 for income earned within your annuity contract. That's one less thing to worry about when April 15th rolls around.

 

  • Other Features... Annuities also do not offset Social Security benefits like bond, CD, and other investment income does

 

             Annuities are easy to establish and often come with a "free look period."

             Your state of residence or the annuity contract will define a length of time

             (usually 30 days) where can cancel your contract if you decide it's not

             right for you.

 

             You can even exchange older, non-performing annuities into a newer fixed

             annuity with no tax consequences, thanks to Section 1035 of the Internal

             Revenue Code.

 


Contact one of our agents and cover all this and much more... You'll even find 401(k) 403(b), and IRA can use an annuity program...


If you are ready to starting an annuity or want more information, contact one of our agents.

 

Our agents will quickly show you the ropes, but they go much further - to provide you with the real secrets of building the kind annuity program that can

easily exceed what you ever thought you could save...

 

Call now 866-527-7152

 

There is a surrender charge imposed generally during the first years that you own a contract. Withdrawals prior to age 59-1/2 may result in a 10% penalty, in additional to any ordinary income tax. The guarantee of the annuity is backed by the financial strength of the underlying insurance company. Investment sub-account value will fluctuate with changes in market conditions.

 

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