Annuity Leads

admin — Tue, 10 Jun 2008 04:38:56 +0000

Financial advisers are always looking to expand their business and attract new clients. One of the major problems that they encounter is the difficult task of prospecting. The old fashioned way of prospecting is not effective and nearly impossible with all of the restrictions, such as the Do-Not-call-List.

One way to increase production and their client base is to buy leads, however the leads usually provided are dubious at best. They are often expensive with no refunds if the lead turns out to be bogus, but this is changing. There are now firms who offer leads that are not only qualified, but if they turn out to be fake you will get a refund.

Stop wasting time and money on leads that are not worth the money you spent. To start receiving qualified leads and increase your production go here: Annuity Leads

The “L” Share Variable Annuity

admin — Tue, 18 Mar 2008 19:41:29 +0000

There are many different types of variable annuity contracts, but they are only different in appearance rather than what it can do for you. All variable annuity contracts offer tax deferral and other guarantees that only annuities can offer. What is generally different between one variable annuity contract from another one is the structure of the contract.

What is a Variable Annuity

A variable annuity, or VA for short, is a tax deferred investment vehicle that allows you to invest your money in sub-accounts, similar to mutual funds. A variable annuity allows investors to differ taxes until a later date, much like a 401 (k) plan or an IRA account.

While an investor may invest qualified money in a variable annuity, such as an IRA, a variable annuity can be purchased with after tax dollars. This is referred to as a non-qualified variable annuity, but even though it is a non-qualified variable annuity many of the same restrictions are imposed on this product as if it where a IRA or 401 (k) plan.

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The “L” Share Variable Annuity

What is a Variable Annuity