This week’s article hit the nail on the head when it said “Whether your retirement is 20 years away or two, it’s good to see you are not leaving it to chance. Retirement could last decades, so it’s smart to look into ways to grow and protect your nest egg for the long run. Fixed Indexed annuities (FIAs) can help make the next big thing possible.” Are you leaving things to chance? Call us if you’d like to get your nest egg back. We may have some ideas you haven’t thought of, and we’re always here to help. Click Here

I came across the results of a survey conducted online of Americans ages 45 to 80 the purpose of which was to evaluate Americans’ “awareness of potential financial risks in retirement, how this awareness impacts the management of their finances with respect to retirement, and how Americans are managing the process of leaving the workforce.” The results are interesting and may help you better plan for your future. Call us if you’d like to review some options for income in retirement that you may not have thought of. We’re always here to help. Click Here to Read Full Article

It is always important to understand what is really meant by the words used by someone trying to give you advice on your retirement planning. That is why we thought to share with you a list of some key terms, and to “encourage you to understand the most commonly used terms associated with annuities and financial planning.” Take a look at this week’s article and let us know if you have any questions. We’re always here to help. Click Here to Read Full Article

I thought to share this week’s article with you when I read “Retirement could last decades, so it’s smart to look into ways to grow and protect your nest egg for the long run.” Decades is a long time, especially when you think that you most likely won’t be working during those years, and instead will look to fund your expenses and life style with monies earned and saved prior to that. The article went on to say “Fixed indexed annuities can help make the next big thing possible.” We agree. Call us if you would like to discuss how

It is not difficult to understand why, as this week’s article reports “Americans routinely report anxiety about money, particularly middle-aged people,” especially when they begin to think about retirement. In this day and age where loss of jobs is a reality, and escalating expenses are a given, experiencing stress about the logistics of how we can be assured of having the money we need to pay our expenses in retirement ends up creating free-floating anxiety that is often difficult to contain. Call us if you’d like some help in coming up with solutions. We’re always here to help. Click Here