Are you wondering about a specific annuity?  Here is the right place to ask those questions.  Please refrain from asking if a specific annuity is right for you because without a deep understanding of one's situation, it is hard to determine the answer to that question.

Tony,
What is your favorite Annuity right now? For example, if you were to get an annuity right now, how many years would you get, and with which insurance companies?

Seth

Seth,

Let me post an article that may be good based on the question you just asked me.  I know it's not what you may WANT to hear, but I think that people on this forum NEED to hear this.


The Best Annuity

When deciding which annuity to buy, the most important thing to know is that you must buy the best annuity FOR YOU.  Most people make the mistake of trying to find the world's best annuity.  However, the mistake is that each annuity has its advantages and disadvantages.  So what may be the perfect annuity for one person, may be the worst annuity for someone else.  

So how do we overcome falling into the "best annuity trap?"  Well, the best way is to really define your goals such as:

-What is your time frame?
-How soon will you need the money?
-Do you want more liquidity or more returns?
-Is this investment for income or long term growth?
-Is safety of principal more important than getting a great return?
-Do you see a need to ever pull out this money in case of an emergency?

These are just some of the questions you need to know the answers to BEFORE you begin the purchase inquiry.  The biggest mistake people make is not knowing what their own goals are.  This is very hazardous when it comes to investing.  Even more dangerous is when your investment professional sucks you into the "best investment" trap (investment of the day).  A great professional will help you decide what is best for you by asking you about your goals.  If he doesn't, you'd better run.

With that in mind, think about this.  More money went into the U.S. stock market in March of 2000 than in any other time in the history of the markets.  Do you think it's because everyone properly assessed their goals and decided it was the right time to jump in the market...I would guess not.  It's the greed and the emotion and the fact that most people want to go "where the money is" instead of investing for their own goals.  And what did the market do after that...well, you know the story.

So now that you know this, sit down and try to determine what your objectives are.  Take some time and look at what you are already doing.  See if what you are currently doing is working for you or not.  If it is, great, and if it isn't then change.

Just remember, invest according to your goals, not according to whether you think the stock market is going up or down.  Invest according to what your future depends on, not whether you think interest rates are going up or down.  In the long run you will be much happier and probably much better off financially.  


Ignorance is not bliss...



About the author:
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Tony Bahu is a licensed annuity agent who has helped many men
and women own the annuity that is right for them and their family.  

He is also the author of the controversial document,
'Annuities: The Shocking Truths Revealed', which reveals the secrets
that the banks and insurance companies don't want you to know.

For more information on his document, visit the site below right now!
http://www.AnnuityMD.com

That was totally not what I wanted to hear. Hahaha, just joking    
That was a very good answer Tony. Keep up the excellent work.

Seth