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Do Income Riders protect against inflation? Learn the truth about COLA riders, annuity myths, and how to plan smarter with Stan The Annuity Man.

Learn how to shop like a pro for annuities with Stan The Annuity Man. Avoid sales traps and get the best contractual guarantees.

Learn how annuity income payments are set up, how lifetime income works, and how to structure payments to fill your retirement income gap.

Learn how to use a Multi-Year Guarantee Annuity (MYGA) to protect your principal and plan for inflation without risking your retirement.

Understand retirement annuities and how to choose the best one for your goals. Learn about Principal Protection and Lifetime Income options.

Discover how Multi-Year Guarantee Annuities (MYGAs) work, how they compare to CDs, and how to lock in top fixed rates with no annual fees or market risk.

Learn the key differences between annuities and perpetuities in plain English, including real-life examples and how lifetime income works.

Longevity Annuity: How Does It Work?

Some wealthy people use annuities, not for growth, but to transfer risk, protect assets, and guarantee income for the people they care about.

Learn how to calculate taxable income on an annuity, including what portions are taxed and how to avoid unexpected IRS surprises in retirement.

An annuity income rider guarantees lifetime payouts. Learn how it works, what it costs, and when it makes sense for retirement income planning.

Pensions and annuities both create lifetime income, but who backs the guarantee and how flexible it is makes all the difference.

We’re talking about clients who worry about running out of money and wonder if they have enough. This is one of the issues that my team solves every single day. We make sure the contractual guarantees are in place.

Today, we’re diving into Multi-Year Guarantee Annuities (MYGAs), the annuity industry's version of a CD. A lot of people say, "I hate all annuities, Stan."

Does the 4% Rule Still Work for Retirement Income Planning? We will discuss the 4% rule and how very smart people have factually and academically destroyed it.