QUESTIONS TO ASK BEFORE BUYING A VARIABLE ANNUITY

CNN Money recently posted a helpful set of questions for investors to consider before purchasing a variable annuity. Variable annuities are growing in popularity among seniors, which is concerning given that variable annuities don’t make sense for most investors.

Here are four helpful websites for anyone considering purchasing a variable annuity, or simply looking for more information on these types of products:

CNN Money – Variable Annuities: What to Ask Before You Invest

FINRA Investor Alerts – Variable Annuities: Beyond the Hard Sell

SEC Investor Tips – Variable Annuities: What You Should Know

Smart Money – What’s Wrong With Variable Annuities

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