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Speaker 1 (00:02):
People really don't know what their expenses will because they
don't know how long that they're going to live. The
Americans are worried they won't have enough safe for retirement.
Now more than ever, retirement's going to cost for many
folks over a million dollars.
Speaker 2 (00:14):
He is no short thing in investing, but a lot
of people think that annuities may come close to that.
It's going to more safe, safe, safe, safe things that
they know. If they know they're going to need that
money to supplement the retirement, well then you can't play
that rest.
Speaker 3 (00:27):
This is the Safe Money and Retirement Show. But John
Heischman Senior, Founder and partner of Heisman Financial Services serving
the Columbus and surrounding areas. John specializes in educating pre
retirees and retirees about safe money strategies and ideas. Now
is the Safe Money and Retirement Show. Here's John Heischman, Senior.
Speaker 1 (00:48):
This is a safe Money and retirement show brought to
you by your host, John Heischmann. Thanks for joining me.
As with every show, I try to bring you information,
education ideas on how to have a more secure retirement plan.
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Before I get started, I want to give you the
number to call with your questions or to schedule a
meeting with me, either in person or we can do
a conference, a telephone call, whatever works best for you.
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throughout the show. But I wanted to get that to
you before I get into the topic of this morning show.
I talk about retirement planning income planning, as does many
other shows articles, but many times what isn't discussed prior
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to a meeting or a call is the funding method
for your retirement plan. In other words, where are you
going to place your money that's going to generate an
income for you at retirement? And I'm talking about an
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income on and above Social Security if you're fortunate enough
to have a pension. So where are we going to
place these funds for growth and income immediately or later
in retirement? As mentioned, there's a lot of different options,
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and the option that is best for you may not
be best for your neighbor. You see, it's about risk tolerance.
How much risk can you tolerate in retirement? And believe me,
it's all over the board. One of the reasons that
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our firm, Heishman Financial Services has always been independent is
that we are able to provide our clients with the
right funding plan, meaning is your money going to be
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all at risk or is it going to be all
protected in safe money? Going one step further, which we
see the majority of the time is a combination part
at risk, part safe and protected. But the question is
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how much is that fifty to fifty? Is that sixty forty,
seventy thirty. Once again, it's based on your risk tolerance
and how much has to be placed in a strategy
that is going to give you additional retirement income. Now,
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when I say additional retirement income, which many of my
regular listeners has heard me say over the years, I'm
referring to guaranteed income. When you trigger that additional income,
doesn't it make sense that that source of income is
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going to be guaranteed for the rest of your life.
It's an additional pension. It's not defined as a pension
like the pension you would have from your employment. It
is establishing your own private pension plan that you know
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that money's going to be there the rest of your retirement,
the rest of your life obviously, so as you prepare
or if you're in retirement, you want control over how
you create those sources of guaranteed income. Along with that,
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we want to make sure that you have the flexibility
to adapt if your income needs change. In my opinion
and many others in our industry, feel that the fixed
indexed annuity it's also referred to as an FIA, is
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a simple contract between you and an insurance company. The
fixed index annuity is designed to help you accumulate money
for retirement and also provide guaranteed income after you retire.
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Let me talk about some of the benefits that this
plan offers, which include the opportunity to earn interest based
on a market index, the S and P five hundred,
the nasdeck, the Dow Jones, the Russell, and so forth,
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with tax deferred growth income options, and a death benefit
option for your beneficiaries. One of the big attractions to
this plan is that it has principle protection, meaning it's
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guaranteed as a no loss product as far as your
money from market downturns. I think this is why the
FIA is an ideal plan when a client wants growth,
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wants to earn interest, no risk whatsoever, and establish the
option for a guaranteed lifetime income. The popularity of the
index stinuity over the last ten years plus has actually
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become overwhelming. People are starting to learn and hear about
this retirement planning concept. One of the reasons that more
people are being educated about the indextenuity is advisors are
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realizing the importance of this concept in retirement planning. It
always used to be the normal was stocks, bonds, mutual funds,
brokerage accounts, variable products, which are very important as well. However,
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risk tolerance tests will indicate that there are many people
that go into retirement or are retired that don't want risk.
Advisors have to understand that which they do and in
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the right situation, they're using this product strictly for those points.
I have made the guaranteed income, the guarantee of no loss,
no risk, and the potential for above average rate returns.
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I'm going to continue with more information after the break,
but I want to give you an opportunity to call
and request a brochure that one of the companies we
work with have put together information about the indextinuity. It's
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about twelve pages, very well doubt and I'd like for
all my listeners to have a copy. There is no cost,
there's no obligation. I just feel that strongly about incorporating
part of your retirement assets into a plan like this.
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S dot com. Stay tuned for the second part of
the Safe Money and Retirement Show this morning. I'll return
after the break.
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Speaker 2 (12:17):
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The goals of good retirement planning are to help each
individual to end up with more money at the end
of the day, but also provide more income during retirement,
and this creates a less stressful investment experience, especially in
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times like this. I like to emphasize and stress stronger
financial understanding. Not only could you have greater wealth, more income,
and a better night's sleep, you should also have a
stronger grasp of your own financial standing. With a strong
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retirement plan in place, you're going to know exactly what
you can withdraw from your retirement accounts every month, how
much you need to live comfortably, and how long your
savings is going to last. This is John Heischman, your
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Welcome back to the Safe Money and Retirement Show with
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Speaker 1 (16:02):
This is John Heischman. I'm back for the second part
of our show this morning, where I've been discussing the
advantages of the indexed annuity being part of your retirement plan.
They're designed to give the potential for accumulation and also
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provide a guaranteed lifetime income. When you turn the income
on that could be immediately or it could be delayed
indefinitely for example, in five or ten years when additional
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income is needed. As far as the accumulation benefit, you're
going to have several options to grow the contract values.
At the same time, you're going to lock in the
index performance or growth that it received from the previous year.
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Once the growth is accredited to your account, the only
way it can be reduced or go down in value
is if you make withdrawals. For example, income withdrawals. I
like it because it gives you total control over your
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plan with the flexibility of generating that additional income. Now,
when you start taking income, you have the potential to
receive income increases. I really like that because we're addressing inflation.
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While you're receiving income, you're still accumulating growth. So I'll
give you an example. If you withdraw five percent for
income and you earn five percent in growth, you've replaced
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the income withdrawals that you took. It also has the
potential for higher gains, which I've seen much higher in
the past. For example, let's say there's a year where
you get eight percent maybe nine percent growth. Your growth
is more than what you took out using that five
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percent withdrawal rate. And when I talk about the gains
or the growth the money that is in your account.
It's not invested in the stock market, so you're not
going to lose anything during a market down. Turn to
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be honest, in a bad year, there could be a
situation where your gains are one percent, two percent, or
the worst case scenario, zero percent. And of course in
that situation, that's where zero is your friend. Point being
you'll never lose a dime. Once per year, on your
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anniversary date, you're going to have the option to reallocate
the accumulation value into different strategies. Now, these different strategies
could be tied to the S and P five hundred index,
the Nasdaq, the Dow Jones, or the Russell and repositioned
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once per year. And because the growth is tied to
the growth of an index, no stocks, that's how the
companies can guarantee you'll never lose a dime. Part of
my job is to study and use a little bit
of strategy to advise which indexes should be used in
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a given year. Now, this may sound a little bit complicated,
but it's really not. Once this concept is explained to you,
you'll see just how easy it is to understand the
index annuity. My job is to explain that and educate
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you and possibly see if it should be a part
of your retirement plan, and if it should not be.
I'll be the first to say you don't need this. However,
if a portion should be mainly focusing on income, if
you're in retire I'm going to point out how it
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could be to your advantage. Eight eight eight four to
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Many of you already have taken advantage of the indextinuity
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and it's become part of your retirement portfolio. Those that haven't,
I'd love to talk to you. I want to go
back and touch on what I talked about a little
bit ago about how your income can increase. Remember I
mentioned the different index options that are available every time
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your chosen allocation, whether it's in the S and P
five hundred or the Nasdaq, or the US or the Dow,
when it earns interest, your income can increase based on
the increase that you've received from these indexes. It's a
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great way to address the rising cost of living over
a long retirement period. Another advantage when we're talking about
increased income. Each time your income goes up, it's locked in.
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Now your income goes up from these increases in the
index that I referred to, your income withdrawals go up,
and that amount becomes your new baseline. As you continue
into retirement, your lifetime income amount cannot It can only
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stay steady or it has the potential to increase. As
far as a death benefit, of course, the income would
stop and the full account value would be paid to
the beneficiary. So I'm looking at how this is going
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to benefit my client and their beneficiary. I want to
be able to provide an increasing income for their future
in retirement, and I also want to grow the account
because that has several advantages, one being if the client
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wants to stop taking income for whatever reason, there's that
accumulated value and providing a strong death benefit for the beneficiary.
Indexinuities are used quite often for individual retirement accounts, and
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over the past I would say six to seven years,
I have seen an enormous amount of four oh one
k's that roll over two iras going into this type
of plan, and speaking of iras and those of you
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that are getting ready to roll over your four to
oh one ks. You really need to take a strong
look at these benefits. I also want you to take
a look at the book I sponsor, Top ten IRA Mistakes.
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It will provide information about index annuities and what you
need to look for in preventing potential mistakes in your
IRA accounts and when you roll over a four to
AH one K or any other qualified retirement account to
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an IRA. It's a complementary copy. There are no strings attached,
no obligations. Just let me know if you would like
a copy, and I will also include the benefits of
the indexed annuity along with that. As I mentioned earlier
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in the show, it is very consumer friendly. It's about
twelve pages. It's a good read and a tremendous educational piece.
Ad A eight eight four to two six zero one
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zero one seven seven. Thank you for tuning in this morning.
I do appreciate that and encourage you to tune in
next week the same time. This is your host, John
Heischman with the Safe Money and Retirement Show.
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