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-Debra Wisley

“My financial future was unsure and complicated to me. My Prosurity representative helped me understand what was important and has put back the feeling of security in my future.”

-Regan Renee

Can I receive a guaranteed income for life with an Annuity?

Your annuity can be structured to pay out as a lump sum, for a fixed period of years, or even for the rest of your life, giving you income that you can’t outlive.

I have heard that the rate of return for Annuities is not competitive with the market. Is this true?

Annuities have a competitive rate of return. Most annuities return at a rate equal to or greater than Certificates of Deposit (CDs).

I don’t want to lose all of my retirement income. Annuities are an investment so does this mean that I could possibly lose all of my money?

You have zero risk. With a guaranteed minimum rate of return of 3% to 4%, you’re guaranteed to turn a profit no matter what.

I am sick and tired of paying so many taxes. Am I going to get taxed on any interest I earn like CDs or other market investments like stocks and mutual funds?

Contributions to your annuity are not taxed until you withdraw.

As I get older health and health care costs are becoming more of a concern. Does setting up an annuity mean I will not qualify for government health care programs?

Your annuity can be structured to shelter assets, allowing you to qualify for Medicaid more easily without sacrificing quality of life.

I want to be able to leave my money to whom I feel appropriate and I heard CDs can get caught up in probate. Can annuities get caught in probate as well?

By naming a beneficiary, your annuity can bypass the lengthy and potentially expensive probate process.

If I want money for living expenses or just to go on a trip, annuities don’t allow this do they?

You can withdraw money from your annuity when you need it, subject to certain limitations.