Safe Retirement Income

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Tim Barton, Chartered Financial Consultant

Pepin Wisconsin
715-220-4866

August 4, 2018 by Tim Barton Leave a Comment

8 Ways to Payday

Retirees like income. So they want to know the many ways an annuity may pay. Confidence comes with knowing how an annuity may pay to help meet your financial needs.

  1. Withdrawals. You can access your money any time.  Beginning immediately, up to 10% of the accumulated value annually without a surrender charge.
  2. Annuitization. Convert a lump sum into income guaranteed for your life, or your life and another person’s.
  3. Payout Options. Immediate annuities offer payout options for specific amounts or periods; plus, increasing payout options to help address inflation over time.
  4. SEPPs. Substantially Equal Periodic Payments taken at least annually for 5 years and to the age of 59 1/2 are not subject to the 10% IRS penalty tax on withdrawals before age 59 1/2.
  5. Combination Plans. Pair two annuities–one generates immediate income, one pursues accumulation.
  6. RMDs. Required Minimum Distribution programs pay the amount IRA owners and qualified plan participants must take yearly from accounts starting by age 70 1/2.
  7. Death Benefit. Distributions upon death provide payouts and may extend tax-deferral benefits for a beneficiary’s life.

Commutation. Provides a lump sum from an immediate annuity for unforeseen life events while continuing reduced regular payments.

For confidence, it pays to plan for retirement with an annuity.

 

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About Tim Barton

Growing up during the 60s and 70s Tim saw the real-life effects of sure thing stock investments gone sour. It seemed all the adults around him who did not keep their money in safe investments like insurance, banks and government bonds lost most of it. While they were young, they felt invincible, but as age crept up, their conversations turned to the gloomy reality of lost retirement funds.
In 1976 all those memories started Tim along his career path dedicated to helping people avoid the pain of losing their hard earned dollars. Tim decided to enter the retirement planning business vowing never to cause anyone to lose money. He has kept that promise by focusing on insurance based planning.

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