Plan for tomorrow

What can happen to your finances after a divorce

Going through a divorce or a separation after a long-term relationship can be one of the most emotionally taxing experiences in a person’s life.

Planning for your income in retirement

When you retire, you have a lot to look forward to, from traveling, pursuing your favorite hobbies, and spending time with your family. While looking toward the future, it’s important to remember what you may need to do before you enjoy your golden years.

How the pandemic has affected financial planning

Many of us are feeling the effects of the COVID-19 global pandemic, especially when it comes to managing our finances. We recently surveyed hundreds of consumers about how COVID-19 has impacted their money. Nearly half of the respondents agreed that the pandemic has influenced the way they handle their finances and how they save for the future.

Six myths you should know about annuities

There are a lot of myths about annuities. With so many types to choose from, figuring what is factual and what isn't about them can be a challenge. To help you understand how annuities work, here are six of the most common misnomers about them.

Tips to help you stay financially stable during the COVID-19 crisis

The uncertainty of the current pandemic could impact your life and your financial security. In order to keep your finances in order, it’s important to have a focused plan. Here are seven strategies to help you manage your finances effectively in the crisis.

The benefits of fixed index annuities in a bear market

How can you help minimize any damage from a bear market? One answer is to consider a fixed indexed annuity (FIA), a product made for times like these. FIAs offer the opportunity for tax-deferred growth, and many give you the option to generate guaranteed, lifetime income within the same product while protecting your premium from market volatility.

Can a fixed index annuity help protect against sequence of returns?

People typically think of the average rate of returns when it comes to sustaining their retirement income. However, what might be more impactful is not the average return, but the order of returns.