By We should have a policy that says, “If Annuities are paid by check, we will charge a $50 fee for every $2,000 on the check.
Yes, there are exceptions. For example, we are currently paying an annuity for a single child. But our policy does say that if you’re a single child, you don’t have to pay any fees.
Yes, we are paying for the annuity for our single child. But the policy doesn’t say you have to pay a 50 fee for every 2,000 on the check.
It’s worth looking at the annuity plan in general. Yes, the fact that we’re paying for a single child is an important factor, but the fact that we’re not paying a fee for every 2,000 on the check is also important. A fee for every 2,000 on the check is more like a penny. In general, the fee is a discount for people who are the sole beneficiaries of the annuity.
All these factors are important to remember. They help you prioritize the types of annuities that are right for you. If you can afford a high-deductible annuity but your kids are not, then that’s a great way to get younger kids on the plan. If you only have a single child with the money, then you should look into a traditional IRISA-style annuity. Both are easy to qualify for and are very flexible.
The traditional IRISA plan has the lowest cost of annuity for younger kids and the highest rate for people who are the sole beneficiaries of the annuity. Both have the drawback that you have to pay tax on the benefits. The tax savings in these plans are great if you can live in another country and pay tax in that country, but not so great if you live in one of the 50 states.
Traditional IRISA plans are great, but if you can get to a state where you can use a traditional IRISA-style plan, you can save a lot of money. I have a friend who was able to take advantage of these plans with his mother, who lives in a state that has a higher tax rate. His mother has saved enough to retire with, and they’re both happy.
The tax savings in these plans are great if you can live in another country and pay tax in that country, but not so great if you live in one of the 50 states. Traditional IRISA plans are great, but if you can get to a state where you can use a traditional IRISA-style plan, you can save a lot of money. I have a friend who was able to take advantage of these plans with his mother, who lives in a state that has a higher tax rate.
I think that this statement about the tax savings in these plans are great if you can live in another country and pay tax in that country, but not so great if you live in one of the 50 states. Traditional IRISA plans are great, but if you can get to a state where you can use a traditional IRISA-style plan, you can save a lot of money.
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