Rollover Your 401k to an Indexed Annuity

[@Family_WealthCare]

I like your style of just getting right to it with information that actually has value instead of just clickbaiting people into fluff talk. That said- You should do one on leads! Who you like to go through, etc…

[@TamboneFinancial-2011]

I really enjoy your videos , they are very informative. Im happy that you're back posting videos. thank you.

[@tioswift3676]

As an agent, I love FIAs. Also, good on you for doing good research. Most people dont.

[@garya2223]

I think you, as an agent, love FIAs because they pay much larger commissions than a SPIA, DIA, or MYGA. 🙂

[@genolucero5385]

Great video. Lots of quality education in it. 🙏🏽

[@Pixellava]

Thank you, this has helped me understand a bit more. I’m getting one set up right now. It’s a scary process, but your calm, intelligent videos have helped me parse out the details and feel confident about it. Just subscribed - looking forward to learning much more on your channel!

[@manuelguzmanjr6622]

I am impressed with your illustration. Excellent video!

[@buhayusamargzandales1093]

Thank you for your valuable information. I am licensed with this carrier. I already sold two policies in this product, and my clients they were happy with this product.thank you.

[@brandoncary-gb17]

Thank you for making these videos. They’ve helped me tremendously.

[@buhayusamargzandales1093]

Very detailed illustrations. Very informative video.

[@billymak2610]

Excellent info. I’m in a similar situation. In your research, what did u find or how do u feel about “buffered” annuities?? I’m intrigued and looking for more info.

[@WealthProtectionLady]

Annuities have a 0% floor so you can never lose money. Through the end of January is the. best time to purchase an annuity -- participation rates are at their highest as well as bonuses up to 22%.

[@bobthegamer1880]

Thank you for sharing

[@RyanGriffithLLC]

Hi there. I love this video! Question for you. When you start to make withdrawals , what are the parameters? Do you set a percentage , and get “fixed” or locked in at that? What about adjustments for inflation? Are you able to increase on a yearly basis of 3% of the withdrawals?

[@WealthProtectionLady]

You can request partial withdrawals or full surrender either for the gross amount of the net after taxes. You can also request equal periodic payments monthly, quarterly, bi-annually and annually. You can also choose an percentage rate. I have not seen a withdrawal request form that includes adjustments for inflation. However, you may only change the calculation method only once after payments begin and you can only switch to the RMD method.

[@suthamm]

Can you do a video on how to research and find the scores of life insurance companies?

[@WealthProtectionLady]

Thank you for the suggestion.

[@SteveTens]

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Congrats and thank you the encouragement. What kind of passive income biz do you do? I’m looking for ideas of different things I can do. Thank you

[@MoneyStrategiesSOULutions]

​@@WealthProtectionLadyfyi all these comments here are scammers. They always recommend some advisor with a name.

[@FinancialGuyLou]

I find it interesting you didn't choose the same indices that have the 1.25% fee. I have an annuity myself with another company but to me it was a no brainer to choose the fee to have access to higher participation rates.

[@JA-zh6ew]

Great content! Thanks. What are your thoughts on a FIA with a no cost index locking option during the year between points? Thanks so much.

[@WealthProtectionLady]

Being able to lock in an interest rate is a very nice option.

[@TerrenceLCarpenter]

So, since UIL and annuity are similar, what are the differences. Is it just , if you qualify for the UIL based on age / health, you go with the annuity? But, I heard you can set up a UIL in your chid/children’s name instead, if you don’t qualify.

[@WealthProtectionLady]

There is no tax-free anything with an annuity. You also don't have full access to your money until the surrender period is over. Yes. You can set up an IUL for your child.

[@_tonsky_]

What about an old pension plan? Can I rollover this account as well to Indexed Annuity?

[@WealthProtectionLady]

Yes. You can roll over a pension plan into an indexed annuity.

[@garya2223]

Clarification: Fixed Index Annuities (FIA) only have 0 fees if you don't buy any riders. Also, they also pay much larger commissions to the salesperson, meaning the consumer pays for this one way or another. That's why they have surrender charges, to recover the sales charge to the salesperson. Insurance companies are not in the business of losing money.

[@WealthProtectionLady]

FIAs have no fees if there are no riders thus the agent's commission is paid from the carrier's general account. 100% of the policy holder's money goes to work for them. Life insurance contracts have surrender periods of at least 10 years and if you want to get out of your contract early, you will pay a surrender charge.

[@garya2223]

​@WealthProtectionLady Right but the company has to price the salespersons's commission the FIA product, and has to recover the commission if the buyer bails out. That's why the FIA has a big redemption fee.

[@reneefariasphoto40]

Not to be snarky, but no business is in the business to lose money. As long as there no hidden fees, or fees not disclosed by the agent, all is good. Transparency is key.

[@ParablesPulse]

Hello, I seen some of your videos and I would like to see how we can get in contact so you can help set up an IUL. I just got approved for an IUL but feel like it’s not structured correctly. Thanks you .

[@WealthProtectionLady]

Complete the following questionnaire and we can find a time to connect application.wealthprotectionlady.com/

[@CesarAMunoz-m4r]

Good morning from Colorado i was wondering if you can guide me a little bit towards where to get the best iul for me please and thank you in advance 🙏

[@WealthProtectionLady]

Complete this application and we can find a time to talk and watch my video IUL on Steroids. The proprietary S&P PRISM index is the #1 Best Performing Index in the industry with an average annual return since its inception in 2018 of 17.04%. Here is the link to the application: application.wealthprotectionlady.com/

[@GuitarFunkPlayer]

Are IUL's or indexed which one is better?

[@WealthProtectionLady]

I would never recommend an indexed annuity to someone over an IUL. I was declined for the IUL and am putting my money into an indexed annuity, but it is definitely second choice. I only recommend an indexed annuity if you were declined for the IUL or if you want to save your tax-deferred retirement account from stock market losses.

[@VegasVaron]

Even with zero percent floor, how do you protect yourself from the insurance company going bankrupt?

[@WealthProtectionLady]

You want a life insurance company that has been around for over 100 years and highly rated by the 3 rating agencies. You also want a carrier that has a high Comdex rating. Also, instead of federal regulation, each state has an insurance department that is responsible for enforcing strict regulations on life insurance companies. One of the strictest and most important requirement is the dollar for dollar reserve requirement where the insurance company must keep at least $1 in reserve for every $1 in guarantees they've made to contract owners. Banks are required to have only 10% in reserves for every $1 deposited. In the 2008 financial crisis, only one life insurance company became insolvent (AIG) while 465 banks failed.

[@MoneyStrategiesSOULutions]

Has any ever? Don't think so! But plenty of banks have Safest place to have your money.

[@gigaholic3100]

Hello I was wondering if there is a way to talk to you directly to ask some questions and see if you can help me with IUL’s for me and my daughters ?? I will really appreciate if you can help me with that ..

[@WealthProtectionLady]

Complete the application from the link and we can find a time to talk: application.wealthprotectionlady.com/

[@Rachelreneet]

Can I roll over my 401k to an IUL or annuity if I am under 59 1/2 and still working for the company that set up my 401k?

[@WealthProtectionLady]

You can roll over a 401k into an annuity but not an IUL. Most employers won't allow you to do it while you are still with the company.

[@suthamm]

This Fidelity you mentioned is not the same Fidelity stock broker company, isn't it?

[@built2win8]

The video stated yes it is

[@WealthProtectionLady]

Yes. F&G is a Fidelity company.

[@garya2223]

No, it is not. F&G Annuities & Life is part of Fidelity National Financial, NOT Fidelity Investments (the brokerage).

[@garya2223]

@@WealthProtectionLady You could probably sell more annuities if you didn't mislead (or lie to) people. The FIA can be a good tool for some people.

[@tiffanycarrascobarajas1455]

Can you rollover from a 41k where you still working at?

[@WealthProtectionLady]

Yes.

[@tombr12345]

I would love to hear your thoughts on why the Dave Ramsey‘s of the world bash FIAs

[@WealthProtectionLady]

I don't recommend a FIA to anyone UNLESS they were declined for an IUL or they want to save their tax-deferred retirement account from stock market losses. I haven't read or listened to Dave Ramsey, but an indexed product is all about the index -- how it performs and what it guarantees. There are plenty of annuities out there that under perform. At the same time, the majority of CFPs don't understand life insurance products, but they speak and write about it anyway.

[@MoneyStrategiesSOULutions]

He says a few things that aren't too sound.

[@michaelschumacher9156]

What is there TSR?

[@WealthProtectionLady]

I do not know

[@aleintstein]

Like the videos, not melodrama. To the point

[@cebamy]

Hello, I just found your channel on time. I was just pitched by a financial advisor a Fixed annuity. He did not mention Fixed Index Annuity. We are now processing the paperwork. I wonder if you would suggest for me to change it to Fixed Index annuity. Thoughts?

[@WealthProtectionLady]

It really depends on your age and what you are looking to accomplish. I would not recommend an annuity for anyone unless you were declined for an IUL or if you want to save your tax deferred retirement plan from stock market losses. If you complete the questionnaire from the following link, and mention at the end that you contacted me on KZbin, we can find a time to talk. application.wealthprotectionlady.com/

[@steve-on3234]

Brave to put your personal info and phone number in the video .

[@WealthProtectionLady]

Lol! Thank you for letting me know!! That was stupid of me. I was able to edit the video by blurring out my information. I was wondering how people were getting my phone number. Duh!

[@steve-on3234]

@@WealthProtectionLady good

[@curiouscurious6558]

annuties are for people who dont understand the ups and downs of the market, or proper distribution of financial assets. put money in bond funds, money markets, CD. In. the right ones you'll. tons because of fees and commissions on annuty and insurance products, MOST ANNUITIES DONT PAY DIVIDENDS OF THE INDEX THEY MIRROR, this lady cant get life insurance thats why she bought and annuty, its rediculous to put ira or 401k. money in an annuity, they are already TAX DEFERRED. ITS LIKE WEARING SOCKS WHEN YOU TAKE A BATH. nothing personal wish you well.

[@WealthProtectionLady]

You are wrong. There are zero fees with an indexed annuity unless the agent puts an income rider on it and that is totally unnecessary considering once the surrender period is over, who is to say that the same carrier would have the best SPIA rates. I would not recommend an annuity to anyone unless you were declined for an IUL or if you want to save your tax deferred retirement account from stock market losses. There is a 0% floor with an indexed annuity, so you can never lose money. You must not be old enough to remember losing 40% of your 401k in the years leading up to 2008.