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Hi there!
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Stan The Annuity Man, America's Annuity Agent, Licensed in all 50 states.
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Including that beautiful one you're sitting in right now.
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Today's topic is a good one.
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We're going to do some annuity examples looking at deferred income annuities.
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Acronym --DIA.
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D-I-A.
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Deferred Income Annuity.
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So, it's kind of a newer product in the annuity world.
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I mean it's the cousin of the single premium immediate annuity.
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I'll talk about all of that and how it's structured and give you some examples.
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But not until I hear music.
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Alright, Stan The Annuity Man, so what is a deferred income annuity?
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It's really an immediate annuity, a single premium immediate annuity that you defer.
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No moving parts, no market attachment, no annual fees.
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By the way, I love it when people go, "Don't buy an annuity because it's there's a high-end
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fees."
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Come on!
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That's dumb.
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I mean, there's only a couple of annuities that charge annual fees within the policy.
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That doesn't make them bad.
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Variable annuities and indexed annuities.
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But when people say, "Annuities are expensive."
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No, they're not.
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The majority of them are not.
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Deferred income annuities, single premium immediate annuities.
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No annual fees, no moving parts, no market attachment.
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These are pension products.
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Now, the deferred income annuity is just like the immediate annuity.
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So, what's the difference, Stan The Annuity Man?
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Well, an immediate annuity payment, income can start as soon as 30 days from when the
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policy is issued up to a year.
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It turns into a deferred income annuity if you're deferral time period, the income start
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date is 13 months or longer.
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With some deferred annuities, you can defer it 30-40 years if you want to.
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It's a future pension income stream.
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Period.
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End of the story.
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Now, a lot of people that look at deferred income annuities because the 2 things that
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I ask people every single time...
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If you talk to me and I hope you do.
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Go to theannuityman.com.
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You can..
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I guess you can punch in stantheannuityman.
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My slides going to show up on theannuityman.com.
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And you schedule a call with me.
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I am going to ask the following 2 questions: What do you want the money to contractually
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do and when do you want those contractual guarantees to start.
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And if the answer to the first question is "I want lifetime income."
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And the answer to the second question: "I want that income to start in 2 years" (1 year,
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3 years, 7 years), whatever.
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We're going to quote deferred income annuity.
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We're also going to quote income riders.
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I've done videos on that.
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But we're going deferred income annuities.
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Because that's what solves for what I call income later.
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You need contractual guaranteed income later a year or so down 13 months or so down the
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pike.
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And remember, remember this: Deferred income annuities just like single premium immediate
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annuities, the primary pricing mechanism is life expectancy at the time you take the payment.
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Or if it's joint, it's life expectancies.
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Interest rates play a secondary pricing role.
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Interest rates play a secondary pricing role.
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INTEREST RATES
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PLAY A SECONDARY
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PRICING
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ROLE.
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So, don't be a master of the universe and try to time it because you can't.
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The annuity companies, you can beat them.
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Believe me.
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If we could beat them, I'll tell you, okay?
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There's no arbitrage in the annuity world.
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Life insurance companies have the big buildings for a reason.
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They sponsor sports stadiums for a reason.
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They have the big logo on a plane for a reason.
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Why?
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Because they know when we're going to die.
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And they price their products accordingly.
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That's the reason that property-casualty companies have teeny buildings because they don't when
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the tornado and the hurricane is going to hit.
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But life insurance companies had the big buildings, big tall ones because they know when we're
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going to die.
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It's that simple.
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So, deferred income annuities, let's talk about kind of positives and negatives.
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Positives, in my opinion, no moving parts, no annual fees, contractual.
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And the big boy's play.
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The big huge carries that you know and love and love their commercials, they are the ones
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that quote...
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And we quote them all.
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The negative to it is it's irrevocable.
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Okay?
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The majority of them.
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And don't go to a deferred income annuity looking for liquidity.
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Please!
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You're going to lock and load like they say on the south.
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When they go hunting, "We're going to lock and load."
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Deferred income annuities is a future pension.
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You're going to know to the penny what that guarantee is going to be.
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And for you planners and box checkers out there, that' music to your ears.
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But the limitation is there's no trackable growth on that amount.
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So, if you're deferring for 3 years, there's no like interest rates, growth, or whatever
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during those 3 years.
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Now, understand, the longer you allow the annuity company to hold on to the money, the
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more they're going to pay you.
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They're going to enhance the payout.
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The more you let it cook, the more you're going to get as the say in the south.
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But a lot of people have a problem with "Oh!
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I'm not earning anything...."
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Then don't buy it.
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That's what it is.
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But when we look at simplicity at a future pension plan, deferred income annuities are
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very, very good.
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They have a sister product called the qualified longevity annuity contract that I'm getting
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ready to do another video on after this one.
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After I rip this one.
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But these are pension products.
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Annuities are the only product on the planet that can provide a lifetime income stream
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that you can never outlive.
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There's no ROI til you die.
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It's a transfer of risk.
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It's insurance, right?
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Car insurance, home insurance, income insurance, life insurance.
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Issued by life insurance companies.
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So, you need to look at the companies as for what they are.
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And you can't just say, "Well, I hate all annuities."
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I know the guy who's running at the ad.
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"I hate all annuities", really?
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Do you hate all 6 different types or 7 different types?
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There's diffrent types!
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There's types for principal protection.
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And then there's types for lifetime income like this deferred income annuity.
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And at deferred income annuity, like an immediate annuity is an annuitization product.
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Meaning, it's going to be a lifetime income stream in most cases.
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Yes, you can do some period certain things.
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And which leads me to the obvious.
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You need to schedule a call with me.
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Go to theannuityman.com and we need to discuss your situation because I will put together
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a customized plan.
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This isn't playing vanilla stuff.
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This is about you.
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This is about you, your life, what you worked hard for.
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And I tell people to do this all the time.
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There's no u-halls behind hearses.
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And if you see one, take a picture and send it to me.
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You can't take it with you.
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Alright?
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All of this lifetime income product should be to put together that income floor that
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you can never outlive so you can go live the life and the lives that you've earned.
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Yes, covid at the time of this taping has come thundering the ranch.
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But it is the moment in time, okay?
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Moment in tme, player.
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It's going to happen to where you're going to enjoy your life.
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Deferred income annuities might be a part of that plan for future income.
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So, I know what you're saying.
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You're saying, "Alright, Stan you need to calm down a little bit.
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You must have not taken a break."
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And you got a question for me.
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So, go ahead ask.
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Go ahead.
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Okay, I'll ask you that.
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So, the question for everyone was from everyone at YouTube land is "Are deferred income annuities
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a good investment?"
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By the way that's a tricky question.
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It's a trick question.
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Why is it a trick question?
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Deferred income annuities are not investments.
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They're contracts.
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Okay?
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They're contractual guarantees.
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Better question, better rephrasing is, "Should I own one?
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Does it make sense for me?"
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Well, it make sense for you if you need income later at a future date and you want to know
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to the penny what that payment is going to be.
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And you can't time it.
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"I want to wait until rates go up.
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And then I want to..."
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No, you can't.
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I know it sound sales...
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It's not sales pitch.
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It's just reality.
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You can't beat the annuity company at their own game.
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Because remember, the longer they hold on to the money, the more they enhance the payout.
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So, if you're waiting to be the master of the universe and finding annuity arbitrage,
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you're killing time, okay?
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You're wasting time.
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You're nailing jell-o to a wall.
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It doesn't work like that.
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I know the question I get all the time and it drives me crazy a little bit is "What is
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100,000-dollar deferred income annuity pay?"
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Aaaahhhhhhhhhh....
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Broad question.
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Let me give you the details that I need to run that quote.
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By the way, you can go to my site theannuityman.com and run your own deferred income annuity quote
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without having to talk with me or someone else.
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Now, eventually, you do need to talk with me.
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And when I talk to you on the phone, it will be less animated.
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It'll be just me and you on the phone and we'll go through everything.
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You know, the whole thing.
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But what does 100,000-dollar deferred income annuity pay?
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No way to answer that.
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And if someone does, get them walk out or [...] I need date of birth or dates of birth.
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I need when do you want the income to start.
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I need the type of account --IRA, Roth IRA, non-qualified.
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I need that.
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I need the amount of money that you're looking to put in or how much money you're looking
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to solve for.
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If you say, "I've got the Speadsheets.
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I love these calls.
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I got to get them all the time."
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"Well, Stan The Annuity Man, I've got this spreadsheet out and in 5 years from now, me
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and the missus need $2,221 per month."
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I love that.
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I love that!
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That's how to do it.
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If you really want to focus in.
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Because we can run a reverse-engineered quote to solve for that specific monthly income
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amount using the least amount of money.
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Again, the annuity gods yelled at me because they're whispering in my ear right now.
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"Stan, don't say it.
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Don't say it, Stan."
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I'm going to say it.
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People make a mistake putting too much money into an annuity, annuity gods.
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Yes.
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Use as little amount of money humanly possible for the contractual guarantee that's desired.
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And with the deferred income annuity, you can do that.
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Run it in your head like...
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If you're a planner, this is your product for the future because you can know to the
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penny what is going to be.
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And we can structure it so that, if you...
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If you running a joint life or you pass away then your spouse or partner is going to get
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the same exact payment, uninterrupted and unchanged for their life.
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And we can structure it so that no money will go to the annuity company.
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It's income insurance.
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You're going to get income insurance from Stan The Annuity Man.
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I don't sell life insurance but I sell income insurance.
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What's income insurance?
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Income insurance is making sure that you have income coming in, that income floor every
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single month regardless of how long you live as long as you're breathing, hello social
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security, let's add to it.
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Nod your head.
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Hey, do me favor, yes this is big darn calculator.
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That's a BDC.
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Big darn calculator.
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Why do I hold this up?
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You go to my site theannuityman.com and you can use our proprietary calculators to run
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your SPIA and DIA and QLAC quotes and get an indexed annuity quotes and income rider
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quotes.
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You can get my books, you can schedule a call, you can do it all!
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But the last 2 things you need to do after that...
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Well, actually right now will be good.
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Share it.
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