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Jennifer Lea Reed
'Diversification' in retirement goes well beyond asset class, Allianz argues.
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Suzanne Woolley
Boosting the percentage of stocks in a portfolio above 50% won't have much impact on starting safe withdrawal rate.
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Ben Mattlin
Annuities have been selling like hotcakes. Whether that's good or bad depends on whom you ask.
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Tracey Longo
The change could lead to more of these annuities, whose sales hit $20.4 billion in 2022's first half.
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Tracey Longo
Time out of the workplace cuts retirement savings by 35%, a new study finds.
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Karen DeMasters
Women face a tougher retirement road than men because of lower wages and other factors, according to the Transamerica study.
by
Edward Hayes
Under the arrangement, Halo will distribute more of Jackson's annuities.
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Ben Mattlin
The rocky stock market continued to make annuities an attractive option for investors, according to LIMRA.
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Ben Mattlin
The fee-based platform will direct consumers to advisors who specialize in low-cost annuities and insurance products.
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Ben Mattlin
After enjoying record growth, annuities just got another big boost with the Fed's move.
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Ben Mattlin
Annuities are coming to defined contribution plans, but are they right for every client?
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Eric L. Reiner
Many of the tax advantages of previous years have disappeared behind congressional sunsets. Will some come back?
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Tracey Longo
Social Security bridging strategies are a better alternative for those with large savings, the research firm said.
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Jennifer Lea Reed
In a classic underdog story, annuities might have another shot at the title, experts say.
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Tracey Longo
The maximum monthly benefit hits $4,485 in January, helping even wealthy investors navigate stock market declines.
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Jacqueline Sergeant
The products' surge in popularity during the pandemic has turned out to be short-lived, the research company said.
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Tracey Longo
Social Security bridging strategies are a better alternative for those with large savings, the firm said.
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Eric Rasmussen
A Finra arbitration panel agreed that the policies were unsuitable for a retired Florida couple.
