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Hi, Stan, The Annuity Man. Today's topic is who has the best fixed annuity rates? Now,
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with that being said, there's not just one answer to that because there's
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numerous types of fixed annuity. So, we're going to go through all of those. And
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then we're going to figure out how to quote those and find out which one is
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best for you and then who does have the best rates. And also, please watch this
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video how do interest rates affect annuities. Well, that's a good topic. You
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need to know that as well.
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So, at a time to cover today what is a fixed annuity. We're going to go through all
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of the types of fixed annuities available. I'm going to tell you the 2
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questions to ask. The only two questions you have to ask to determine what type
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fits your specific situation. I'll tell you the acronym that you need to use to
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determine whether you need an annuity or not. Then we'll talk about where they fit
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in your portfolio. And at the end if you hang in there with me, I'm going to tell
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you how to get all 7 of my published books for free --no obligation, no cost. So,
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let's get started. So, what is a fixed annuity? Regardless of type, is it's a
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principal protected product. Meaning that whatever money you put in, somebody's
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going to get that back whether it's an income annuity or one for principal
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protection. A key point with fixed annuities, they're not affected by market
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downside --Market volatility. So, it's kind of a peace of mind product. It's a
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transfer of risk product. So, how many fixed annuity types are available? It
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really comes down to 2 categories. One is income for life.
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So, the fixed annuity is available for that category. Our single premium
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immediate annuities which software income now. Deferred income annuities
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with software income later. Qualified longevity annuity contracts
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which solve for income later. When I say income later I'm saying income starting
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at a future date. And you can also throw in income writers, income writer benefits
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that you can attach to policies that also provide future income, income later.
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Now, the 2 fixed annuity types of software principal protection are number
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1, MYGAs, M-Y-G-A-s. Which is multi-year guarantee annuities. Which is the
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industry's version of a CD. Works pretty much the same. And then the second
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product available for princpal protection is a fixed indexed annuity
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which too often is sold as a market product... It's a life
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insurance product that historically has provided. Enhanced CD type returns but
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those are the 2 that protect for principal protection that you can buy
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for principal protection. So, let's go over again. For income, is single premium
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immediate annuities, deferred income annuities, qualified longevity
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contracts. And a little asterisk on the income writers. And then you have for
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principal protection, multi-year guarantee annuities and fixed indexed
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annuities. So, the question is who has the best rates? There's really no good answer
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to that. As I always say, "There's no good annuity answer. It's just bad sales
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pitches." Remember that. So, who has the best rates? It really depends on the
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product that you're quoting. Now, for multi year guarantee annuities like CDs,
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I mean I have a list at Stantheannuityman.com that you can pull up and look at
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your state and see which are... Who has the best guarantee rates
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that pay you every year just like a CD. Indexed annuities is a little
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bit different just because there's no guarantee on the return. It's principle
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protected but the rates really come down to the limitations on the upside. And
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we'll show you who has the best on that as well. From the standpoint of income
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when you're quoting fixed annuities for income, single premium immediate
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annuities, deferred income annuities, QLACs and even income riders, I mean
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those are a commodity course. You have to quote every carrier out there as many
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seemingly possible to find out who has the best contractual guarantee for your
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situation. And understand that these quotes change like a gallon of milk.
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7 to 10 days from now the quotes will change. And you know, if you haven't
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locked it in, you got to get it required. So, there's nobody that has the best
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rates. They change. And that's the reason you have to shop all carriers and not
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fall in love with. And not allow your advisor or agent to show you just
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one, understand their commodity products, when you buy them kind of like
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you buy a plane ticket. You know, you go search for the best contractual deal for
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what you're trying to achieve. And then you choose it based on the
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claims paying ability of the carrier. And the highest contractual guarantee. Okay,
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so what are the 2 questions that I've come up with Stand The Annuity Man questions.
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There's only two that you need to ask: Number 1 to find out if you need an
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annuity. And if you do need an annuity based on the questions, what type fits?
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Because there's not a one-size-fits-all. To many times, you'll go to the bad
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chicken dinner seminar or you hear the radio ad or the TV ad. And they're saying
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it does everything. It's a one-size-fits-all. There is no
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one-size-fits-all. If it sounds too good to be true, it is every single time with
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annuities. So, what are the two questions? Number one, what do you want the money to
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contractually do? Underline the word contractual. Number 2, when do you want
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those contractual guarantees to start? Let''s do it again. Number one, what do you want the
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money to contractually do? Number 2, when do you want those contractual
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guarantees to start? From those 2 answers, I can match you up with the
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right product type, fixed product type and then I can go shop for the best
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contractual guaranteed rates for that type. So, you'll love this one. Of course
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I'm always thinking about how to make the annuity discussions simpler. How to...
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As always say, if you can't explain it to a 9-year-old then you shouldn't buy
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it or sell it. No offense the 9-year olds. But I think that's kind of what
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Warren Buffett's always said. If to understand what you're buying, do not buy
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the dream. By the contractual reality. So, what I've come up with is an acronym
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that's easy to remember that lets you know if you need an annuity at all. And
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if so, what type. And then after name is PILL. P-I-L-L. Just like it sounds.
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The P stands for principle protection. The I stands for income for life. L
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stands for legacy. And the other L stands for long-term care. Let's do it again. P
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stands for principle protection. I for income for life. L ,legacy, the other L
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long-term care. So, principle protection. You know, you
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don't want to lose any money. If the market goes down, you lose any money.
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You know, those specific products are primarily multi-year guarantee annuities
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which is the CD version. The industry version of a CD. And then fixed indexed
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annuities, key word fix. It's a fixed annuity that you're not going to lose
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any money. If there's any market gyrations, so that's the P for principle
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protection. I, income for life. And you got to remember you know, annuities were put
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on the planet in the Roman times to create a pension plan for the dutiful
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Roman soldiers and their families. So, the income part of the PILLl which is the
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primary reason annuities are even here, the word annuity, A-N-N-U-A is
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latin for payment. So, that's the primary reason people buy them. But you can buy
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them for principal protection. But the income for life would be single premium
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of immediate annuities if you needed income immediately now or within a year.
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Deferred income annuities if you needed income to defer 13 months or later. You
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can also use qualified longevity annuity contracts which is a deferred income
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annuity inside your IRA. And then there's an attachment to some policies
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called income rider that is for income later as well. So, that's the
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income side. The legacy in the long-term care... Legacy... If you can't qualify for
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life insurance, that there are some income riders out there that not only
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provide a lifetime income stream but they can also provide a death benefit and
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their guaranteed-issue. For so for people out there that can't qualify for life
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insurance, this is a pretty good deal. And also, the other eligible long-term care. A
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lot of people need that type of coverage. That's a concern for a lot of people. So,
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there are some riders. Some attached benefits that solve for what I call
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confinement care. There are also some annuities that are health insurance
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products that are called long term care annuities. So, depending on what you want
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solve for. Here's the bottom line though. If you don't need to solve for one or
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more of those 4 things in the PILL, principal protection, income for life,
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legacy, long-term care. In my opinion, Stand The Annuity Man, top agent in the
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business; you don't need an annuity. There's no G for growth. Now, all of my
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brethren out there that sell variable annuities. You don't pound the table
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throw things and.... Don't! Hold for a second. Your argument is good. Variable annuities
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were put on the planet in 1995 for tax deferred growth. And I like some of them
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out there. They're fine. But at the end of the day, you're limited with your choices.
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I don''t care how good the variable annuity is. I don't care how good the choices are.
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I don't care how good many choices are a no load variable annuity. You're still
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limited. And at the end of the day, in my opinion,
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if you're going to do market type growth, you should not have any limitations on
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the upside. So, in my perfect annuity world which I live in every day. Because
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it's contractual guarantees only, we're only looking at the contractual
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guarantees. You're only owning the annuity for that will do not what it
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might do. And if you're looking for the might do, in my opinion; you shouldn't buy
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an annuity. So, how do you find the best fixed annuity rates out there? You shop
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all carriers. You understand that the rates and the quotes change all the time.
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It's kind of like a gallon of milk. You know, every 7 to 10 days, it expires.
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You got to get new quotes. And buying an annuity of any type... So you know, finding
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the best rates it's like finding the best plane ticket price. You shop for it.
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You put in... You know, your destination, what you're trying to do, what you're
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trying to contractually achieve. And you look for the best contractual guarantees.
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Understanding that it's a dynamic commoditize marketplace where things
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change and you always have to be quoting. So with that, remember I told you I was
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