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To be blunt I have gotten a decent sum of money. After getting the family new house, car etc. We will have a good bit left over to make money off of. I am not looking to get rich fast or anything, but looking for something where I can get a decent interest check monthly or quarterly. If that is not possible (as I am finding out) I still can use the best option for some kind of growth.

There are so many options out there it is hard to find the best deal. I have been going all over town where we live speaking with everyone who says their plan is the best.

If you can help with input on which of these are best or anything I might be able to look into that I have not please let me know. Thanks

Stocks – Seem more like a big gamble right now due to the economy

Mutual Funds – Seems to be my best bet so far, fairly safe and steady growth

Annuity – Doesn’t seem practical right now since the money is normally locked up til your 59ish. (i am 30 right now by the way)

Life and Viatical settlements – Seem morally wrong to me so I would not do those.

CD’s – Have no intrest rate right now, might get about 1.5%

Savings Account – Close to CD looking at only 1%

if i touch my annuity i will get taxed ,the gov hits you with early withdrawl,income taxes where can i send my money and still use it with out getting any fee’s?

I’m doing a report for school, and I can not find this detail in the book. I thought it said its somewhere, but maybe I’m wrong. I know Captain Wentworth started out with no fortune, and that is why Anne originally broke off their engagement. However, he did go on to make a large amount of money in the Navy. I thought the book mentioned it somewhere, but I’m having a hard time finding it there or on the net. Does anyone know the amount?

In researching reasons to purchase anuities, no one has on their list of reasons, to hide money so it does not appear on the FAFSA college form. The less money you have the greater the possibility of you receiving more aid from a college for your child. An annuity is one item that does not need to be declared on the FAFSA form. Has anyone else done this and what were the results from the colleges as far as granting aid? Also what type of annuity(s) did you purchase?

Or if instead of buying a house, I want to buy a retirement annuity, would I have to pay tax on the sum of the 403b and then pay tax each year on the money from the annuity?

When setting up annuities, identify the annuity company to buy an annuity from, figure out when to get the money back, and tell the company what to do with the money. Think about the beneficiary of…

When setting up annuities, identify the annuity company to buy an annuity from, figure out when to get the money back, and tell the company what to do with the money. Think about the beneficiary of…

When setting up annuities, identify the annuity company to buy an annuity from, figure out when to get the money back, and tell the company what to do with the money. Think about the beneficiary of…

When setting up annuities, identify the annuity company to buy an annuity from, figure out when to get the money back, and tell the company what to do with the money. Think about the beneficiary of…

When setting up annuities, identify the annuity company to buy an annuity from, figure out when to get the money back, and tell the company what to do with the money. Think about the beneficiary of…

When setting up annuities, identify the annuity company to buy an annuity from, figure out when to get the money back, and tell the company what to do with the money. Think about the beneficiary of…

Fran Tarkenton of Tarkenton Financial describes the benefits of Fixed Indexed Annuities and guaranteed income for life.