Market volatility, product complexity, and rampant misinformation all drive the case for advisors helping clients get ...

Annuity fees include commissions, administrative costs, expense ratios and more. How much is too much and how do you know if ...

Retirement planning has evolved, and in 2025, more retirees than ever are turning to fixed index annuities, or FIAs, to ...

Annuities and dividend stocks are two common ways to achieve this. Some soon-to-be retirees prioritize security and ...

It can be easy to advise everyone to build up more savings before you retire. Learn the #1 regret retirees have about ...

As always, contact a retirement planner if you’re looking for a better gauge of the price you’ll end up paying with a high-fee annuity versus comparable lower-fee products. If you’re still ...

While retirees who opt for an in-fund annuity retain the flexibility to convert to an out-of-fund annuity at a later stage, ...

The primary reason people are unwilling to shop around for an annuity regardless of potential additional income is trust in ...

Beyond tax deferral and regulatory concerns, the Insured Retirement Institute is advocating for stronger guaranteed income options in retirement plans. Polling shows that 51% of Americans are more ...

Many investors dismiss retirement annuities due to high fees and modest returns, often comparing them unfairly to the S&P 500. However, this overlooks a key advantage – tax benefits. RA contributions ...

When planning for retirement, the ultimate goal is to secure a steady and reliable income stream that lasts a lifetime. Annuities and dividend stocks are two common ways to achieve this.