Should I Put Some of My Retirement Funds Into an Annuity?

In today’s episode, Dana Anspach discusses the next most common retirement question: Is it smart to guarantee some of my retirement income by putting a portion of my funds into an income annuity?
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Really need some information on the parameters for an eligible designated beneficiary-should they inherit a 20 year certain annuity in a ROTH IRA. Do the IRS rules require all payments to the beneficiary to stop at their life expectancy- or does the payment go on for 20 years provided the original owner dies at year one-of annuitization REGARDLESS of their life expectancy. ie how long can the EBD take the payments.

[@nancys7326]

Didn’t address the concern about inflation with annuities

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