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I've sold a ton of annuities over the past 14 years. And there are many different types. If you're looking for fixed guarantees, then go with the company that pays the highest rate. Likewise if you're shopping for an immediate annuity that pays you for life.
But if you're looking for a Variable Annuity, which allows you to pick from some separate accounts (like mutual funds), then you should look for one with some low cost safety features. (Guaranteed Principal, guaranteed income, etc.) Also, all the carriers now have products that have NO SURRENDER FEES. Don't let your Advisor tell you you have to lock up for 3 or 4 years, or even 5 or 7 years. They only want you to do that to earn higher commissions.
ryan c
that is going to depend on you. every company has different products that vary greatly. shop around for your needs. higher interest rate on your money vs. years for surrender charge vs. surrender free window percentage.
Gail O
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cassie
GE has some good rates right now.
thepenpal
Allstate
Doing the Right Thing
Travelers, which is currently owned by Metlife.
swede700
It depends upon what type of annuity you're looking for. There are fixed annuities and variable annuities. It's dependent upon your age which type you would want to get. I used to work in the annuities department at Symetra Financial, so I'm kind of biased towards them, because they are generally fair and good to do business with. They aren't a large insurance carrier, so they will show you more attention than a larger carrier, such as Travelers (which merged with St. Paul, and is NOT owned by MetLife).
Gordon C
You need to deal with a licensed representative. I work with several companies which will give you 10% of the amount you put into your annuity up front. They also garentee that you will always be able to keep the balance in your account equal to the money you invest. If the market does well you will be able to share in the gains of the market, but if it does poorly you will not lose money. You can write me at gordoncornell@sbcglobal.net if you have any more questions.
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