60-year-old Teachers With Plenty of Retirement Income Want Absolutely No Market Risk

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⭐️ Here are the details ⭐️
✅ Denise & Johnathan are 60-year-old teachers
✅ They have $8,000/month of guaranteed income from their 2 pensions
✅ They have a total of $400k in (2) different 403b accounts
✅ They also have $300k in a high yield savings account
✅ They want to protect their retirement income from a possible long-term care event
✅ They have no desire to have any money in the stock market
✅ They want to retire NOW
⭐️ Step 1: Income Analysis ⭐️
✅ The pensions provide enough retirement income so no there is no need for additional income
⭐️ Step 2: Flexible Spending Money Requirements ⭐️
✅ They want to keep $200k in savings for traveling the first 10 years of retirement
✅ The remaining $500k they want to grow but with NO MARKET RISK
✅ They also want to use a portion to protect themselves against a possible long-term care event
⭐️ Step 3: Savings Strategy ⭐️
✅ $200k into a fixed annuity that will accumulate at 6% per year for 10 years (guaranteed)
RESULTS: fixed annuity equals $358k at the end of 10 years
✅ $200k into an indexed GROWTH annuity, earning between 3.37% and 11.56% per year (based on past performance)
RESULTS: Indexed, Growth account worth between $278k & $597k with no market risk.
⭐️ Step 4: Put a $100k into a long-term contract ⭐️
✅ This will provide approximately $350k of long-term care protection at age 80
✅ If they don’t use it it will transfer tax-free to their loved ones 💙
Total Results: $400k saved equals approximately $636k-$955k in 10 years & the $100k long-term care contribution provides them $350k of long-term care protection at age 80
All of this is done with no market risk (allowing the insurance company to absorb it instead).
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Matt





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