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    • annuities FAQ

    can annuities be used to ease the pain of taxes on mutual fund investments?

    May 04, 2011 by Mario Marroquin | Posted in Investing

    I have a ROTH IRA set up already, and my job provides a Thrift Savings Plan. Is it recommended to use annuities to shelter my taxable mutual fund account from the tax bite?

    Or is it recommended to get into something else like opening a

    Yes but an annuity is the Worst investment possible. Put your money in a Municipal Money Market account and that is tax free or buy municipal bonds. Talk to a financial adviser. No on the college fund since the money is NO longer yours.
    someone | May 04, 2011

    What are long dated inflation linked bonds and annuities? And what are their similarities and differences?

    May 13, 2011 by Bobby The horse | Posted in Other - Business & Finance

    If you did research from outside sources, please reference.

    I'm having the same issue with this question. Good old wiki saves the day though...

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inflation-i ndexed_bond

    I just assume they're just long term and make it up from there!

    | May 14, 2011

    I see you're having trouble with the IFIM assignment.
    mariekat85 | May 14, 2011

    What does pensions and annuities mean?

    May 23, 2011 by TKL | Posted in Other - Business & Finance

    I'm doing financial aid and I just want to know what it means.

    Ask your parents to make sure they are not getting this.
    You don't want to lie in the FAFSA
    Annuities and pensions are monthly payments done by a company when a person is in retirement
    Rapture | May 23, 2011

    Question about calculating annuities?

    May 05, 2011 by EC | Posted in Other - Business & Finance

    A woman wants to borrow $12,000 in order to buy a car. She makes monthly payments on a 5-year loan at 10% interest. How much are her monthly payments? How much interest does she pay? How much money would this woman have if she invested the same amount

    (A) Payments are 254.96 a month for 60 months. In total then,
    60 x 254.96 = 15,297.60, of which 3,297.60 is interest.

    (B) Investing 12,000 for 60 months, at 10% compounded monthly,
    will total 19,743.71 in 5 years.

    Don G | May 05, 2011

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    Annuity postcard catches northeast Ohio man's attention

    19.05.12 The Ohio Department of Insurance released this statement: “This looks to be a lead-generating marketing postcard. In general, these types of marketing efforts are not illegal. However, we tell Ohio consumers to be very cautious about responding to these types of solicitations. Personal and financial information should never be provided by a consumer
    Source: NewsNet5.com