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When an Annuity May Make Sense

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Practical guidance from National Benefits Consultants for clients who want to know when an annuity may fit a retirement strategy and when it may not
Annuities are not the right answer for everyone.
But for the right client, they can be a useful tool for protection, conservative growth, tax deferral, or retirement income planning.
At National Benefits Consultants, we help clients review annuities in a practical way. The goal is to determine when an annuity may fit, when it may not, and how it compares with other planning options.

Situations where an annuity may make sense

An annuity may be worth considering for people who want:
  • more predictable income
  • principal protection on part of their assets
  • tax-deferred growth
  • a more conservative approach to retirement planning
  • more structure around part of a retirement strategy
For the right client, that can make an annuity a useful part of a broader plan.

Why National Benefits Consultants takes a practical approach

At National Benefits Consultants, we do not treat annuities like an automatic answer.
We help clients look at:
  • what they are trying to solve for
  • whether growth, protection, or income is the priority
  • how much liquidity they want to keep
  • how the annuity fits with the rest of the retirement plan
The goal is to keep the decision practical and tied to a real purpose.

When an annuity may not make sense

An annuity may not fit as well when someone:
  • needs more short-term liquidity
  • has not defined the purpose of the money
  • is focused only on one product feature
  • has not looked at the bigger retirement picture
  • is being pushed toward a product before the plan is clear

Questions to ask before buying an annuity

1. What is the annuity supposed to do for me?
Growth, protection, income, or some combination.
2. How long can this money stay in place?
That matters with annuity planning.
3. How much liquidity do I want to keep?
The annuity should fit the bigger plan.
4. Does this annuity actually match my retirement goals?
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That is the real question.

How National Benefits Consultants helps

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

The right annuity should fit a real purpose

An annuity can be useful for the right client, but not every annuity fits every situation.
That is why the review matters.  A focused conversation can help determine whether an annuity belongs in the plan and what type of annuity may fit best.

Need help deciding when an annuity may make sense?

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