I’d recommend an EIA with a 5% comish and 5 year surrender so you can 1035 them sooner then later.

Good luck.

[quote=Maxstud]I'd recommend an EIA with a 5% comish and 5 year surrender so you can 1035 them sooner then later.

Good luck.
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It's better than that...in 5 years, you can renew and get paid all over again. It's much easier to sell someone something that they already have than something new. The bad part is that I only average 1% per year on the assets, unlike some of you "professional" folk.

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[quote=Maxstud]I’d recommend an EIA with a 5% comish and 5 year surrender so you can 1035 them sooner then later.

Good luck.
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It's better than that...in 5 years, you can renew and get paid all over again. It's much easier to sell someone something that they already have than something new. The bad part is that I only average 1% per year on the assets, unlike some of you "professional" folk.

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[quote=Maxstud] [quote=Bobby Hull]

[quote=Maxstud]I'd recommend an EIA with a 5% comish and 5 year surrender so you can 1035 them sooner then later.

Good luck.
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It's better than that...in 5 years, you can renew and get paid all over again. It's much easier to sell someone something that they already have than something new. The bad part is that I only average 1% per year on the assets, unlike some of you "professional" folk.

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No, 1% per year sounds pretty average,  I always thought your were about the money.  Now I see your very average.
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Thanks, I think.