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SECONDARY MARKET ANNUNITES

by BILLY NELMS
(TYLER TX)

I HAVE BEEN GETTING INFO ABOUT SECONDARY MARKET ANNUNITIES
WHICH SEEM TO BE A GREAT DEAL WITH HIGHER INTEREST RATE.

CAN YOU TELL MORE ABOUT THEM

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Secondary Market Annuities
by: Robert Eldridge

Secondary Market Annuities have been all the rage lately because the interest rates on (SMA's) are higher than CD's, and Fixed annuities.

Here is a brief Example:

Someone is receiving a Structured Settlement from maybe a death, lottery winning, or a car accident. The beneficiary then can turn around and sell the payments. This creates a secondary market.

Companies then purchase the settlements for penny's on the dollar. They then turn around and sell them to you for 5-9% interest rate(s).

Everyone is a winner.

The seller gets their lump sum, the broker makes a commission, and the buyer gets a really good rate of return.

99% of the contracts can be bought with non-qualified or non-IRA money. Most of my clients have IRA money and that is why we now offer the purchasing a pension income stream from a retired person.

Again, this is a very brief example on how SMA's work.

If you wish to purchase or get more information on SMA's or Pensions, please feel free to contact our office.

Warm regards,

Robert
AnnuityCampus.com


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