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Top Advice on Types of Annuities
By Elle Wood
People have different financial goals. As such, there are a number of ways to invest money, with different objectives and intentions. One of the popular ways is through an investment plan called annuities.
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Variable Annuities
By Tony Bahu
You know all the articles you read about annuities that have extremely high fees? And the ones that people lose a lot of money in? Well, these are better known as variable annuities. Yes, they do have some advantages. They do offer market upside potential, have a guaranteed death benefit, and offer tax deferral... but they have a lot of downside also.
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Why Enhanced Pension Annuities Could Pay You More in Retirement
By Geoff Cummings
Whether you are thinking of cashing in your pension early, or waiting until your retirement, one thing is for sure, you will want to make the most of the money in your pension 'pot' to get the best annuity rate possible. For most of us, waiting until we retire before taking our personal pension is the recommended course of action. This is for several reasons, not least because the amount we will get is likely to be higher than if we cash in early. In any event, normally the earliest age at which a pension can be cashed in is 55.
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