Certain annuities offer more stability than others, especially in this shifting interest rate and market landscape.

Annuities can help solve the biggest challenge of retirement. When you save up for retirement, the two largest risks are intertwined. First, you risk not being able to pay your bills if you don't ...

At 94, Jewel thought she was making a smart financial move. After downsizing from her home into a small townhouse, she had $1.4 million from the sale of her house. Her financial adviser suggested she ...

Annuities are a popular option for people planning for retirement, but there are many different types of annuities that you can choose from. One popular option is an indexed annuity, a hybrid type of ...

Annuity sales are at record highs, nearly doubling since 2020. Private equity, shifting advisor fee models and an evolving ...

Every day, 12,000 baby boomers in the United States reach the age of 65, according to the Census Bureau. By 2030, all baby boomers will be 65 or older. One consequence of this demographic trend is ...

Fixed indexed annuities tie their performance to a stock market index. They offer principal protection and steady income in retirement. Fixed indexed annuities typically limit the returns you can earn ...

Annuity market sales are projected to reach $450 billion in 2025, roughly double the volume seen in 2020, due to retirement ...

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The firm's commission-free model, booming demand and shifting advisor attitudes are fueling growth, CEO David Lau says.

Fixed index annuities provide market-linked growth for your money and protect your principal. But returns are capped, and fees can be significant. A fixed annuity could provide partial protection ...

“A variable annuity offers no guarantees on either principal or earnings and its premiums are invested and grow much differently than those of a fixed index annuity.” — Lyle Boss Shopping for an ...