Retirement Cash Flow From SPIAs

When it comes to annuities, there can be a lot of confusion, especially with all of these different types! Make sure you're not getting the wrong idea by watching this video! I'm going to give you a simple explanation so you can understand how retirement cash flow from SPIAs really work!

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Key Moments in this Episode
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00:00 Intro & Summary
00:52 What Are Single Premium Immediate Annuities?
01:40 Correlation Between Immediate Annuities And Interest Rates
02:15 How Other Sites Can Be Misleading With Interest Rates In Annuities
03:42 Why You Should Remember That Annuities Are Not Bonds
04:36 Differences Between Bonds And Immediate Annuities
05:16 What You Should Remember About Annuities
06:25 What Immediate Annuities Really Are
07:00 How Buying Immediate Annuities Are Like Buying Plane Tickets
07:57 Should Immediate Annuities Be In Your Retirement Cash Flow Strategy?
08:17 How You Can Structure Your Immediate Annuity
09:03 Are SPIAs The Best Strategy To Fund Retirement?
09:29 Learn More About Single Premium Immediate Annuities

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[DatKat]

Chester's drawl has reached Perfection at the 3:30 mark. Had a MS growl to it

[josephj]

I don't know if I Need an Annuity but I kinda want one? I have modest pension, delaying Soc Sec but want to protect IRA. March Apr 2025 shows why? 25% Drop!

[TonyDL]

Another great video Stan! Just one question... you mention that it drives you crazy when someone suggests replacing bonds with annuities in the portfolio. From what I've heard this is recommended as an alternate strategy to using bonds for the "safe money" portion of your portfolio. Since bond returns tend to decrease in rising interest rate times (like we seem to have now), maybe a better place for the safe money is in an annuity instead of a bond index. Do you hate this as a strategy? Or are you simply saying annuities are not bonds? I wasn't clear what you meant in the video... thanx!