This will probably depend on the type of annuity and YOU. If you're in your later seventies and invest in an annuity in which the company keeps your investment upon your death, probably not. You need to look at some possibilities: Your expe...
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Here are some of the sites offering Annuities over the Internet. Recommended Annuity Websites Principal Financial Group - The Principal Financial Group is a nationally known provider of 401k plans, mutual funds, retirement plans, investment...
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Try MetLife.com, they have answers for every annuity question you could have! Keep the questions coming!
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Only agents licensed by the states to sell life insurance may sell you an annuity. This includes every licensed life insurance agent in your state as well as most financial planners and stock brokers.
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"Some cash" is not enough to invest. Put it in a savings account. Yes I know rates are low right now but it is better to keep what you have than lose it.
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For FAFSA, the IRA, nor the annuity, nor the cash value in life insurance are counted towards your EFC. For the Profile, the IRA and annuity are counted, but it is rare that the life insurance is counted (it can be a supplementary question,...
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As to my financial situation, I am currently working that snowball. I have absolved some smaller debts and am working steadily on the others. Due to a failed marriage I am now operating on only my income stream. Without disclosing personal ...
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