Do you want a retirement Paycheck and a Playcheck?

Michigan Income Annuities can help!

Michigan income annuities verses Social Security?

Today, the only thing worse than dying is outliving your money. When most people think about income for life, they immediately think of Social Security and maybe a pension. Michigan income annuities can also provide an income for life. These annuities include the:

1. Single Premium Immediate Annuity (SPIA).
2. Deferred Income Annuity (DIA).
3. Qualified Longevity Annuity Contract (QLAC).
4. Fixed Annuity with a lifetime income rider.

What's the real story?

The 2016-2017 Guide To INCOME for LIFE with fixed annuities covers all of these income annuities in great detail. In addition to the features of each, you will get a break down of the pros and cons of every one. As a result, you will have a better idea of which Michigan income annuities, if any, are right for your situation.

That's not all . . .

The guide includes case studies to illustrate how to maximize each annuity. As a result, you can get a better understanding of how each income annuity might fit your lifestyle. Whether you need income now or income later, this guide is your resource for creating additional lifetime income.

We help you think about your money

When you retire you have three choices:

1. Chase x percent return which cannot be guaranteed by your bank or broker.
2. Buy income for life from an annuity to supplement your Social Security check.
3. Do both.

When you have ample income to live on, you do not necessarily need to worry about what is happening on Wall Street.

No Pension? No Problem.

If you a retired without a pension, and Social Security does not cover all your bills, you should have an additional source of income. An income annuity can provide that personal pension, private pension or do-it-yourself pension that you are seeking. You can draw income from a non-qualified fixed income annuity instead of a checking account, savings account or bank CD. Also, you can get income from a qualified fixed income annuity instead of an IRA, 401(k), 403(b), or other employer-sponsored retirement plans.

In Conclusion

If you are more concerned with the size of your pile of money and want to focus on surviving retirement and not thrive in it, then this guide is not for you. This guide discusses how to create a lifetime of income using annuities so that you do not run out of income before you run out of life. The guide is about making your money work for you to create the retirement lifestyle you dreamed of. Request your copy today.