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I understand this investment is not fdic insured
But neither is your stock market
So now it really plays into what Apollo groups (brokerage firm) look at their track records - like I said I have no real con info and am trying to figure it out
But AI says they can't default due to their insurance holdings for being a annuity provider and state would force them to have their own insurance, and if some reason that fails the state themselves have insurance for these annuity companies, looks like each state is different but Cali state insurance is 80% of your annuity can be replaced as long as it does not exceed 250k, some states insure up to 500k
And tbh, it's like 90% of the posts about this are outdated, and the newer annuities have way to many options now, I do stumble on a few posts in reddit threads where ppl say it definitely makes sense, as long as you know about it but it's definitely not for everyone, since 98% ppl don't even max out everything else
Also side note, I don't expect soon to be retirees to be doing this (even though this is the ppl who they aggressively sell to) that vested period before you touch for 10/20 years is a long wait if your nearing retirement, I'm in my 40s and can squirrel the funds away for 20 years
The weird things that ppl hang onto is, if you die before it vests or whatever nothing gets given to your heirs, but I am pretty sure there is some new language in the contract that helps out with this that I am trying to figure out
But neither is your stock market
So now it really plays into what Apollo groups (brokerage firm) look at their track records - like I said I have no real con info and am trying to figure it out
But AI says they can't default due to their insurance holdings for being a annuity provider and state would force them to have their own insurance, and if some reason that fails the state themselves have insurance for these annuity companies, looks like each state is different but Cali state insurance is 80% of your annuity can be replaced as long as it does not exceed 250k, some states insure up to 500k
And tbh, it's like 90% of the posts about this are outdated, and the newer annuities have way to many options now, I do stumble on a few posts in reddit threads where ppl say it definitely makes sense, as long as you know about it but it's definitely not for everyone, since 98% ppl don't even max out everything else
Also side note, I don't expect soon to be retirees to be doing this (even though this is the ppl who they aggressively sell to) that vested period before you touch for 10/20 years is a long wait if your nearing retirement, I'm in my 40s and can squirrel the funds away for 20 years
The weird things that ppl hang onto is, if you die before it vests or whatever nothing gets given to your heirs, but I am pretty sure there is some new language in the contract that helps out with this that I am trying to figure out
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