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ckhhuff2438 | Where is a good place to roll over a 50K IRA with little or no risk of principal im 42 yrs old and want safety |
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Joe the Expert
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Many people ask this same question. The answer is Fixed Annuities.
The Best SAFE MONEY products are the following for Long-term money to age 591/2 or older:
1. Fixed Index Annuities ------Where your account value does NOT Decline in Value. -----Where the Credited Interest to your account does NOT Decline in Value. -------Where the interest you earn each year is based ONLY on the Upside of a Stock Index (You would accept a Cap on the Upside of say 8% in exchange for not having your account decline in value, wouldn't you???? I know I would!!!!) The Cap varies by company & annuity and is usually guaranteed for 1 year. Other crediting methods are also available. To Learn more Visit: http://www.jdsannuities.com/index_annuities
By the way, the way the insurance company is able to vary the interest you earn which is based on a stock index is by the use of a derivative for the interest part only.
2. Fixed Deferred Annuities - Where you have a wide selections of multi-year guaranteed rates or for 1 year, 3 years or 5 years. most are 5 to 10 year products. To Learn more and see most of the rates for yourself visit: http://www.jdsannuities.com/annuity_rates
To view the overall website for Annuities visit: http://www.jdsannuities.com |
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derek
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Go with a nice diversified portfolio of mutual funds.
This is the safest approach for somebody that doesn't want to outlive their nest egg and generate sufficient amount of income.
If you a buy CDs or government bonds and such, you'll surely deplete your principal.
There is no such thing as no risk. |
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kthor
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well depending on your level of market experience ..
if no exp, call Vanguard Mutual fund..they have some of the lowest expense rate in the market..
if you like more return and willing to learn, go buy Tax Liens
http://www.theforeclosuresinfo.com/tax-lien.html?
Tax Liens are property tax people dont pay, when you buy it, you have become the holder of the home, yes above that of first, second and any other liens except IRS..!
Returns are from 5% to 300% - depending how long before the owner decides to pay property tax..the earlier the better the return..very safe, but since tax liens are county liens, they dont have a system yet like buying stocks, so it's not a popular investment yet..but more and more people are discovering it |
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Texas M.B.A.
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You can roll this over to any online brokerage with little or no transfer fees. However, the institution where you roll it over from may charge a fee. Generally, TD Ameritrade, Scottrade, or ETrade are good places. HOWEVER, RESEARCH ANY "ACCOUNT MAINTENANCE FEES" BEFORE YOU ROLL OVER or your fees may erase any interest you've accrued. There are also full service brokerages, the only one I can recommend is T. Rowe Price. Once you roll this over, the safest place you can put it in is a money market account. After that, there are annuities, fixed income bonds, and municipal bonds. The only one that is guaranteed not to lose value is the money market funds. Be careful, good luck, and feel free to ask any other questions. |
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muncie birder
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If you want absolute safety, roll it over to TDAmeritrade and have them buy you 6 mo T-bills. That will provide you with the best safety. Also the least return, about 5% currently. If you can stand a little risk put 1/2 in t-bills and 1/2 in a diversified mutual fund such as GAM, a closed end fund with a very good long term record. |
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agropelter
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bonds or t bills, not much return either that way, maybe go one thinrd in land, one third in stocks (safe ones), one third in bonds |
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bofahs
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Mutual Funds. |
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