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Okay. So, you're interested in the best single premium immediate annuity payouts?
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You should be. It's a pension. You want the highest
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contractual guarantee. Hi, I'm Stan The Annuity Man. In this video, we're going to
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cover everything about single premium immediate annuities. Now, here's the good
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part. At the end, I'm going to tell you and give you specific instructions on
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how to get my book single premium immediate annuity owner's manual. Hard to
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say. That's me on the back. So, I'll send you that for free. And also, make sure to
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watch my other video right there and pointing to it --What is a deferred
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income annuity? And the reason that's important is that's the cousin of a
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single premium immediate annuity.
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So, how does one go about finding the best single premium immediate annuity
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payouts? Obviously, you get a quote. StanTheannuityman.com. We'll quote all
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carriers. But I think it's very important for you to understand kind of the basics
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of the product --the immediate annuity structure so that you're going to make a
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good decision. You'll understand what you're actually buying, right? An
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immediate annuity fits in as part of your income floor. It's a pension. It
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functions like social security. Meaning that the money's going to show up
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in your account and hit your account every single month for the rest of your
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life. I call that your overall income floor which is pension, social security,
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dividend income. Whatever is coming in to to enhance your lifestyle or pay the
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bills, that's where Immediate in to what he's truly fit and can complement your
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portfolio. So, that income floor is where you need to be looking to place that
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immediate annuity. And you can do a couple of ways of trying to find that
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payout. The first way is "Hey, I have this lump sum. How much will that guarantee me?"
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And remember, payouts are based on life expectancy at the time you take the
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payment. Interest rates play a secondary role, not a primary role. So, don't try
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to time rates. So, that's very important to understand. The second way to go about
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it is, "Hey, Stan. We need..." (Pick a number) "...Twelve hundred and
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fifty dollars a month for the rest of me and the spouses lives." So, what we do is
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we reverse-engineer that quote to find the lowest amount of money possible (lump
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sum) to create that monthly income stream. So, either way, we're finding the best
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payouts. It just really comes down to the customizable nature of your request. Okay,
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before we get into the limitations and the benefits of an immediate annuity, I
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think it's important for you to know where it all came from. Because it didn't
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just pop out of thin air 2 years ago. Try hundreds of years ago. Roman times,
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Roman soldiers out there kicking butt across the world. You know, getting the
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empire more land and stuff. Now, because those dutiful Roman soldiers, were doing
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that. The Roman Empire said, "Hey, we need to take care of those cats. We need to
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take care of them and family." That's where annuities
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started. Back then annual means payment in Latin.
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I think. This sure does. Look it up. Anyway, that's where immediate annuity started.
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So, the dutiful Roman soldiers when they died, when they got stabbed; their family
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got the income stream after that. So, that's kind of where it all started. So,
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what are the benefits and limitations? Understand annuities are contracts.
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They're not investments. They're contracts. Don't believe it buy one, you'll get a
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contract. Now, the benefits, easy to understand. Transfer risks or
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transferring the risk to the annuity company to pay you or you and someone
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else for the rest of your lives regardless of how long you live.You lived
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150. I don't know the ROI until you die. So, no fees, simple. Anybody can understand
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it. It's a commodity quote. So, those are the benefits. Limitations?
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It does have some. Number 1, loss of opportunity. "I should have bought that
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stock but I put my money in the immediate annuity." if you say that, they
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need didn't understand what you were buying, okay? Loss of opportunity. It's a
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rigid contract. It's irrevocable. That's hard to say. Let me say it again.
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Irrevocable in most instances with immediate annuity structures. Meaning, you
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can't call me up in 5 years and say, "I've been getting 5 years of payments.
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Man, I need you to just send me the rest of that money." Can't happen. Water faucet
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ripped the knob off. Waters flowing with the immediate annuity. Once the income
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starts, it's common. Now, obviously we can structure that so that 100% of any
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unused money goes to your lovely beneficiaries or you can structure it
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life only meaning that when your learjet hits the mountain, you're in... That you're
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in Utah and you fly into the mountains of Utah, poof! Then the money goes poof.
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That's the highest payment. But you don't have to do it that way. Everyone's like
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"When I die, the money goes poof." It doesn't have to be that way, okay? You can structure it
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so that 100% of the money goes to your beneficiaries. Are we clear on that? Even
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though they're paying your lifetime income stream. So, just blow that
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misconception out of the water. Okay. So, you're trying to get the highest payouts
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for the immediate annuity. That's your goal. It should be your goal.Iit should be
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the goal of the agent working with you --Stan The Annuity Man. That's my goal --to
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find the highest contractual guarantee but were your specific situation. And
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that payout again is based on your life expectancy at the time you take the
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payment. Remember again, structuring choices. You can structure it so that
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100% of any unused money goes to your listed beneficiaries. Someone
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asked me a question of the day, "Well, Stan. What if I live forever?"
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You know my life expectancy for all you males out there it's like 85 or 86. Your
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wife's going to outlive you. It's an evil plot, it's a long story.
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But he said, "Hey what if I outlive the money?" Well in most cases, your account...
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Because the annuity is the payment is a combination of return of principal
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plus interest. So, there's going to come a point, if you outlive your projected life
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expectancy, there's zero in your account. Now, calm down. Sit down. You're saying, "I
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don't like zero." No, you do like zero. And the reason you like zero is regardless
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of what's in your account, the annuity company is still on the hook to pay you.
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Regardless of how long you live. That's the transfer of risk benefit.
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That's the reason I tell people, "There's no ROI. There's no return on investment
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until you die. Because they're on the hook to pay." Now, that's pretty cool. If
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you think about it. Now, if you have longevity in your family like aunt
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granny or... (aunt granny?) granny lived to 105, great. You're going to beat the
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insurance company. I have hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of clients. Their
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accounts at zero with their immediate annuity. They're still getting payments.
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That's pretty cool. That's the transfer of risk nature. Now, getting a quote, Stan
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theannuityman.com will quote everybody. We'll send you the PDF via
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email. We'll send you 2 or 3 different types of quotes. We'll show life
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only or life with 20-year period certain. Life with installment refund.
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Life with cash refund. And we explain how all that works. So, once again, if this is
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a transfer of risk, lifetime income stream in your portfolio but you've got
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to get a quote. And understand that quote is only good for about 7 to 10 days.
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Like a gallon of milk, it the spoils. What that means it's as a competitive world,
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it's a commodity. It's like buying a plane ticket and you need to quote all
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carriers. And if you say, "Hey, Stan. I really like that specific guarantee with
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that specific carrier." Then we lock it in and get the paperwork rolling so you can
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get that guarantee. Okay. We're at the part of the video that is the
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most important part. No, actually the other stuff was important too. But this
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is the part where you get that book I was talking about at the first part of
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the video. I'm going to send this book for free. No obligation, no cost, no eager
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beaver salesman is going to show up at your door. You have to go to a bad chicken
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dinner seminar because some annuity pitch. We're just going to send it to you. You know,
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we're just going to.... We want you to understand the product before you make a
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decision to purchase. You might come to conclusion it's not for you. That's fine
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too. Here's the good part. You keep seeing this gold thing coming back and forth.
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That's the package it comes in. Gold foil bubble mailer. It's going to be the talk
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of your neighborhood when you get it just because it's shiny. But the reason
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that we do that is so that the book will arrive unscathed and in perfect
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condition. Now, I need you to do me a favor. Right below me,
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right below me, that button, hit it. Subscribe. Hit subscribe. Why? Because
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every day for infinity and I mean that, there's many new videos coming out. And
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they're all going to be like this kind of conversational informational, right? Not
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salesy. And you'll learn a lot about annuities. Now, to get the book, there's a
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couple steps. If you look below me there's a standing new demand
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description and there's words underneath the call "show more". Click the "show more".
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You'll see a drop down magically appear. And then you'll see where you can click
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a link to get the free owner's manual. And what you do is you fill in your
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shipping information because we're going to ship it to you. Be a United States Postal
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Service and this will magically arrive in about 7 days. Thanks for joining.