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Single Premium Immediate Annuities

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Practical guidance from National Benefits Consultants for clients who want to turn a lump sum into a stream of income with a simpler, more conservative retirement income strategy
A single premium immediate annuity is designed for people who want to turn a lump sum of money into income that can begin quickly.
That is why single premium immediate annuities often appeal to clients who want more predictable income and less uncertainty around part of their retirement plan.
At National Benefits Consultants, we help clients review single premium immediate annuities in a practical way. The goal is to determine when this type of annuity fits, when it does not, and how it compares with other retirement income options.

Why some people consider single premium immediate annuities

Single premium immediate annuities may appeal to people who want:
  • predictable income
  • a simpler retirement income strategy
  • less exposure to market swings on part of their assets
  • a way to turn a lump sum into income quickly
For the right client, that can make this type of annuity a useful tool for retirement income planning.

Why National Benefits Consultants takes a practical approach

At National Benefits Consultants, we do not treat immediate annuities like a one-size-fits-all answer.
We help clients look at:
  • how much income they need
  • how much liquidity they want to keep
  • what role guaranteed income should play
  • how this fits with the rest of the retirement plan
The goal is not just to show an annuity quote. The goal is to see whether the annuity actually supports the client’s bigger income plan.

Common mistakes people make

People often run into trouble when they:
  • commit too much money too quickly
  • ignore liquidity needs
  • focus only on income amount
  • fail to compare other income options
  • buy the annuity before defining its purpose

Questions to ask before buying a single premium immediate annuity

1. What income problem am I trying to solve?
The annuity should have a clear purpose.
2. How much liquidity do I want to keep?
That matters before committing a lump sum.
3. Is guaranteed income a priority for me?
For some clients, that is the main reason to consider this type of annuity.
4. How does this fit with the rest of my retirement assets?
The annuity should support the broader plan.

How National Benefits Consultants helps

At National Benefits Consultants, we help clients review immediate annuity options with a practical, client-focused approach.
We can help with:
  • reviewing whether a single premium immediate annuity makes sense
  • comparing income options
  • discussing income needs and liquidity concerns
  • helping clients keep the decision clear and focused

The right annuity should support a real income goal

A single premium immediate annuity can be useful for the right client.
That is why the review matters.
A focused conversation can help determine whether this type of annuity belongs in the plan and how it may fit with other retirement assets.

Need help reviewing single premium immediate annuity options?

Call 720-488-9892 or contact National Benefits Consultants to discuss your goals and retirement income needs.

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  • Home
  • Meet Our Staff
    • About Us
  • Health
    • Group Health >
      • Employee Benefits Broker for Small Employers
      • Small Business Group Health Insurance
      • How to Compare Small Group Health Insurance Plans
      • What Small Employers Should Know Before Group Health Renewal
      • How Much Should an Employer Contribute to Group Health Insurance?
      • Level-Funded Health Plans
      • ICHRA for Employers
      • Direct Primary Care for Employers
      • Group Dental and Vision Benefits for Small Employers
    • Individual Health >
      • Health Insurance for Self-Employed Individuals
      • How to Choose an Individual Health Insurance Plan
      • COBRA vs. Individual Health Insurance
      • When Can I Enroll in Individual Health Insurance?
      • Special Enrollment Period for Health Insurance
      • ACA Health Insurance
      • Marketplace Health Insurance
      • Health Insurance After Job Loss
      • What Does an Individual Health Insurance Deductible Mean?
      • Bronze vs. Silver vs. Gold Health Plans
      • Limited Medical Plans
    • Medicare >
      • Turning 65 & Still Working
      • Employer Plans & Medicare
      • Which Pays First: Medicare or Employer Coverage?
      • Do I Need Medicare Part B If I Still Have Employer Coverage?
      • IRMAA: What It Is and How It Affects Medicare Premiums
      • Medicare for Spouses: What Happens When One Person Turns 65?
      • Can I Keep My HSA After Enrolling in Medicare?
      • Medigap vs. Medicare Advantage: Which May Fit You Best?
      • Do I Need Medicare Part D?
    • Dental Insurance >
      • Prepaid Dental Application
  • Life & Annuities
    • Life Insurance >
      • Term Life Insurance
      • Whole Life Insurance
      • Universal Life Insurance
      • Life Insurance for Business Owners
      • How Much Life Insurance Do I Need?
      • Key Person Life Insurance
      • Buy-Sell Life Insurance Funding
    • Annuities >
      • Fixed Index Annuities
      • Single Premium Immediate Annuities
      • Multi-Year Guaranteed Annuities (MYGAs)
      • Annuities for Retirement Income
      • How Annuities Work
      • When an Annuity May Make Sense
      • Annuity vs. CD
      • What Is a Surrender Charge in an Annuity?
      • Can You Lose Money in an Annuity?
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