It’s Time for an Annuity STAN-TIFA

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Hi there, Stan the Annuity Man,

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America's annuity agent, licensed in all

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50 states. And you saw the title of

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this, you go, "Wait a minute, man. I got

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to watch this one." It is time, my

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friends, for an annuity. Stantifa, not

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Antifa, Stantifa uprising. What do I

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mean by that? Is it Stanarchy? Yes, it

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is Stanarchy. And by the way, long time

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ago, I had this idea that this logo

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would stand for like an annuity anarchy,

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but it's not that. It should be an S.

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Stanarchy.

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What does that mean? That means that

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been doing this a long time. We're the

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biggest gorilla in the room when it

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comes to annuities and especially on the

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fixed annuity side, which is where we

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focus. But there needs to be a little

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bit of an uprising, albeit a stantifa.

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Why? Because the sales pitch nonsense is

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at its highest point that I've seen

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ever. It's kind of like politically

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right now at the time of this taping.

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We're at a high pitched fervor. People

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are mad on both sides and blah blah

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blah. And we know what's been happening.

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Kind of crazy stuff. But the reason

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there needs to be an uprising in the

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annuity world, we're talking about

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people's retirement. This is you. You

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don't if you're a golfer, you don't get

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a mulligan. You don't get to hit the

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ball again. You get one shot at this

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retirement thing and you got to do it

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right and you got to make good decisions

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and you got to make informed decisions

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and you got to have those decisions

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involve no pressure from the

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salesperson. You've got to have the

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brutal truth. You've got to know the

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good, the bad, the limit limitations and

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the benefits of every product. And every

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single annuity has limitations and

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benefits. If it sounds too good to be

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true, it is. If you hear the sales pitch

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and you go, "Wait a minute. Why wouldn't

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everybody buy that? Good point. The

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reason there needs to be a Stantifa

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uprising is because I always tell

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people, they say, "Well, this guy told

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me there's this, this, and this, and

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this, and I get an upfront bonus." First

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of all, if you're buying an upfront

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bonus, annuity for an upfront bonus.

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It's like going to the car dealership

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and buying a car for the stereo system.

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It's a shiny thing. It's it's candy for

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stupid people. There's not a

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philanthropist at annuity company going,

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"You know what?

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I'm going to give money away today. I

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feel like it. No, there's nobody like

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that in the annuity industry. It's a

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for-profit industry. Okay? So, if

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they're giving you something, if the

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annuity company's giving something,

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they're taking something away. That's

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the reason we only look at the

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contractual guarantees. That's part of

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the Stantifa uprising. Forget the pie in

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the sky um unicorns chasing the

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butterflies. Mr. Jones, if you'd owned

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it 10 years ago, you'd have gotten this

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return. Look at the double digit

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guaranteed return. Garbage, man. That's

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French for garbage for all you out there

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in the Middlelands, okay? Where I grew

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up in North Carolina. Don't fall for it.

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The Stantifa means, let's strip it down

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to the simplicity of the annuity

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contract because that's what you're

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buying. Annuitities

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are issued by life insurance companies.

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Okay? They are contracts between you and

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the issuing life insurance company. Now,

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with those facts being in place, why

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wouldn't you just base your decision

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solely on the contract, not the

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hypothetical of the contract, not what

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the contract could do, might do with yet

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you do the will do. You're owning it for

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the will do. And if you go into the

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annuity purchasing process, hopefully

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with us, because we're not hammers

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looking for nails, we're going to

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edutain you. We're going to answer all

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your questions, and then we're going to

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leave you alone to make a good decision

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on your terms and your time frame.

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That's what the annuity stantifa is all

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about. So if you're in Antifa, I don't

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even know what that is. That's like an

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amoeba somewhere, you know. We're not

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ripping you off on your Antifa. We're

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just putting this S in front of it. St.

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Stantifa because it's about annuities.

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It's about cleaning this up. It's about

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for all of the 13,000 or 14,000 people

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that turn 65 every day to understand

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that they can come to a source and get

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the truth and get the brutal truth. and

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we have no problem telling you, you

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know, it's it's not for you. I had a guy

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on the phone the other day and he goes,

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"Hey, Stan, I got this situation blah

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blah blah and and I went, if I'm you, I

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don't buy an annuity. I don't think it

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fits you right now." And he's like, "So,

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I shouldn't buy one." No, you shouldn't.

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We will tell you that. You know, it's

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not for everyone. It's not a

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one-sizefitsall.

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The Stantifa uprising is hopefully these

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videos continue to dominate in YouTube

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so that people get educated so when they

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go to the bad chicken dinner seminar

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i.e. expensive steak dinner seminar

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they'll come to the YouTube video and go

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why did Stan say something completely

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opposite from what uh you know Johnny

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Apples Seed Agent said. Johnny Apple

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Seed Agent said that this is the

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greatest thing since sliced bread and

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that his mama owns it. Well, first of

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all, he's he's he's making a commission

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on his mama which is not good. That's

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not a good thing. So annuity stantif I

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know when you looked at it you're like

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what is he talking about? What I'm

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talking about is stripping annuity

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purchase decisions down to the

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contractual guarantees only and fully

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understanding what you're buying. I

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always tell people if you can't explain

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what you're buying in the annuity world

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to a 9-year-old, no offense to

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nineyear-olds, don't buy it. If if it's

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nebulous to you, if you just can't put

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your arms around it, if the mathematical

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equations for the return have letters in

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it instead of numbers, walk away. Okay?

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Buy the contractual guarantee. So join

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me, my friends, in the stanarchy of of

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sten of the stantifa

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of the annuity uprising that needs to

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take place, that will take place, and

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that I will lead until my Learjet hits

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the mountain.

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My name is Stan the annuity man. See you

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next time.