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Current Annuity RatesPosted on February 17, 2010. Given the low interest rates today, if a 70yr. buy an old immediate fixed annuity? I understand that the monthly distribution of an annuity would be less today than say a year ago due to low environmental interest that exists today. Even if I wasn't 70 years, I wouldnt go anywhere near an annuity. All the responses I received to my question were very good and I appreciate the points of view. They have all been very helpful in my review of income! Lloydtj Flag It depends on your current financial situation. If you are dangerously close as possible to exhaust your savings and then I take a look at what the payment is a month and see if it meets your needs. Prices for immediate annuities have more to do with annuitants age on current interest rates. the older you are, the more you receive per month when the contract begins. Also be careful. It is the difference between annuities and companies that offer them. Some have riders which allow the payment to adjust interest rates, some assurance that if the initial capital is not paid as income before death and then the rest is paid to beneficiaries and to others it Just keep it. No, no and no. CommentsThere are no comments.Leave a Comment |