Mike Milligan breaks down annuity fees: multi-year guaranteed annuities can have zero internal fees, while variable annuities with income riders typically charge 3% to 4% annually. Understand what guarantees you're paying for before you sign.
Fees are always sky high. That's not true either, right? Well, some annuities have minimal internal fees and some have none. A multi-year guaranteed annuity has zero fees in it. Others, especially variable contracts with income riders, now that can be more complex. That can get in the range of 3% to 4% fees on your, on your annuity. The key question is, what am I paying for? What guarantees am I receiving? And is the trade-off worth the cost. You should always understand the cost before signing anything.
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