Sell Annuity MRR Ebook

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Table Of Contents

Chapter 1 – About Annuities…………………….3
Chapter 2 – Your Annuity Can Be a Tax Bomb…………………….5
Chapter 3 – Is It In Your Best Interest To Sell?…………………….7
Chapter 4 – You Have Made The Decision To Sell…………………….8
Chapter 5 – Structured vs. Lump Sum…………………….10
Chapter 6 – Reasons You Should Sell Your Annuity…………………….11
Chapter 7 – Tips You Should Know Before Selling Your Annuity…………………….12
Chapter 8 – Tips You Should Know Before You Sell Your Annuity Payments…………………….13
Chapter 9 – Exit Strategies for Annuities…………………….15
Chapter 10 – Looking For a Buyer…………………….16
Chapter 11 – Tips On What Not To Do When Selling Your Annuity…………………….17
Chapter 12 – About the Time Value of Money……………………18
Chapter 13 – Section 1035 Exchange…………………….19
Chapter 14 – Exchanging an Annuity…………………….22
Chapter 15 – Getting Cash For Your Annuity Payments…………………….24
Chapter 16 – Selling Annuities Fast…………………….26
Chapter 17 – Cashing Out Your Annuity…………………..28
Chapter 18 – The Good and The Bad About Annuities…………………….29
Chapter 19 – Annuity vs. IRA…………………….31
Chapter 20 – Variable Annuity vs Roth IRA……………………32
Chapter 21 – Summary…………………….34

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Chapter 1 – About Annuities

When you made the decision to purchase you annuity, you may have intended for it to be an important part of your retirement income, and you needed a method, which enabled you to save money and taxes. Maybe you wanted to eliminate the possibility you might outlive your savings. So you basically entered into a contract with an insurance company. You may have given the insurance company the money in a lump sum or you may have made a series of payments.

The insurance company in return was to make payments to you either immediately or starting on a specified date later on in the future. Usually annuities will give a tax-deferred increase of your earnings. The insurance company may have included a death benefit, which will pay your beneficiary a guaranteed minimum amount, which may be the total sum of the purchase amount.

Before you consider transferring or selling your annuity, there are several factors to take into consideration. One of them being the amount of taxes you will pay on the annuity when you sell it. Another is the type of annuity you purchased; will it be to your advantage or disadvantage to sell your annuity. You will also want to take into consideration the reason you are thinking about selling your annuity.

Once you have made the decision to buy an annuity, you will find there are three major types of annuities to pick from, the fixed, variable, and equity-indexed annuity. In case you are unfamiliar, here are the different annuities described.

A fixed annuity is very popular method, which is used as a savings and retirement tool. The fixed annuity is good for long-term investors who like the stability of a guaranteed return at no risk. You will never lose your principal. With a fixed annuity the insurance company will invest in low-risk assets, which will provide a guaranteed return of the investment.

Other than the guaranteed, steady growth, a fixed annuity also has tax-deferred benefits. With a fixed annuity you can defer all the taxes on earning and the principal to the future. A fixed annuity is basically structured into two stages. The first stage is the long-term accumulation or growth period. The second stage is the actual payout phase. The fixed annuity will be paid out in monthly installments or a set number of payments. If you prefer you can roll the annuity over into another annuity with no tax liabilities.

The next type of annuity is the variable annuity is different from a fixed annuity because you are able to choose how to invest your purchase money or payments. You will have several different options to choose from when you make your investments. When it comes time to pay out, your rate of pay will vary as will the amount of the payments. Everything will depend on the performance of your investment choices.

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- Year Released/Circulated: 2008
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[Yes] Can be packaged
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