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A pension plan is an annuity payment that guarantees a lifetime income stream. Now, it depends on your employer, how they work and how they've set things up, whether you can add your spouse or partner to that lifetime income stream. It all depends on who you're working for and who your employer was.

There are many misconceptions concerning Inherited Annuities. Make sure you’re informed enough to avoid making costly mistakes. Can you cash out an inherited annuity? If you're the beneficiary of an annuity owner, you have the opportunity with most policies, not all, to cash it out.

Do you know what makes a Deferred Income Annuity different? Let us guide you through what you should know, so you don’t let confusion get in the way of your retirement plans.

Don’t let life catch up to you too fast. Let us help you make sure your retirement savings plan is prepared so your income can be the way you want it, without any hidden surprises. What is the average income of the average retiree?

Make sure you're getting the most out of your annuity income and not falling into the common traps of the industry, with these few simple things to focus on. How much does $100,000 annuity pay per month?

What Other Agents Won’t Tell You About Annuity Age Restrictions

There is no one-size-fits-all answer, and what’s right for you is based on your specific retirement planning needs.

When looking into putting an annuity into a trust, make sure you are informed enough to avoid the bombshells and set yourself up for success.

There are many common misconceptions about the relationship between Annuities and 401ks. Make sure you know enough to decide how to create your perfect lifetime income stream.

First, not all inherited annuities are the same. If you inherit an annuity and you want to make a good decision, you could skip this article completely and just book a call with me and my team. And we will walk you through all of the choices that are available to you and give you some counsel on maybe which one you should choose based upon your specific situation

Believe it or not, I still get this question all the time. Only you know the right answer for your retirement planning.

The annuity industry has done a poor job educating the public on the history of the product dating back to the Roman Times, and the unique benefit proposition that only annuities can provide. That financial monopoly is...Lifetime Income.

What is the best type of annuity? That’s a good question. But in the annuity world, there are no perfect answers, just bad sales pitches. The best type of annuity is the one that provides the highest contractual guarantee for your specific situation and the exact goal you are trying to achieve. It’s really that simple.

Every single American citizen already owns the best inflation income annuity on the planet. Yes, even all those “annuity haters” have an annuity in their portfolio. It’s called Social Security. Depending on when you start the income stream, Social Security functions like a Single Premium Immediate Annuity (SPIA) or Deferred Income Annuity (DIA).

When it comes to retirement planning and making sure that you have enough retirement income in place, most people are relying too much on their Social Security payments. For all of you “annuity haters” out there, Social Security is the best inflation annuity on the planet...and every American owns one.