Senior Facts
“65 percent -- Percentage of registered voters ages 65
to 74 who voted in the 2002 Congressional election. Seventy-two percent of
people ages 65 to 74 voted in the 2000 presidential election. This age group had
the highest rate of voter participation in both the 2000 and 2002 elections. ” Census Bureau for Older American Month
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Guaranteed Income During Retirement |
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A Longevity Annuity is a form of longevity insurance, sometimes referred
to as a "deferred payout" annuity. It is a new spin on deferred fixed
annuities, which are typically tax-deferred vehicles set up to provide
a guaranteed income stream starting at a predetermined point in the
future so that you can Reduce Your Dependency on Earned Income.
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You have the power to build your own pension! Create a retirement paycheck you can never outlive.
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Longevity Annuities enable clients to use a small portion of current
savings to buy guaranteed income for their later years of retirement,
providing financial security for when they need it most.
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Life expectancy has dropped in some counties in the United States while others have continued to see a rise in life spans. The population of baby boomers is increasing at a faster rate than the total population.
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to medically qualify for Long Term Care (LTC) insurance? Or do you
prefer to avoid paying expensive premiums for insurance you may never
use? Find out how the Longevity Annuity may be the perfect solution for
you. |
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Get
the facts on population 65 years of age and over, total resident
population of the United States, and the average annual growth rate of
the baby boomer population.
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A
new twist in retirement planning is taking hold: financial services
companies are offering immediate annuities and longevity insurance (a
tax-deferred annuity) as an option in 401(k) plans.
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