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Strength Stability Initiative provides various types of annuities, including income and fixed annuities, to help individuals achieve financial stability and peace of mind.

How do Annuities work

Annuity is a contract between the client and insurance company. In this agreement, the insurance company commits to periodic payments to the client. There are different types of annuities, with payment modes that can be either a single or a series of payments. SSI offer the best annuities.

Are Annuities a good investment

The answer is yes—annuities are designed to provide financial stability and secure income. Many of us feel stressed when thinking about life after retirement. Retirement annuities offer a solution to that stress and those concerns. Additionally, annuities can help lower your taxes in retirement.

Charitable Gift Annuity CGA From Donors

In Charitable Gift Annuity (CGA), donors contribute as a gift. As a non-profit organization, Strength Stability Initiative aims to act as a bridge between donors and needy. In CGA, the donor donates to a 501(c)(3) charity. This amount is then invested, giving the donor a fixed income.

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SSI aims to provide financial ease to citizens for life after retirement. Among the best annuities, retirement annuities are among the top choices. These long-term investments are tailored according to various annuity plans to help save for retirement. A guaranteed income stream is an excellent way to plan for your retirement years and ensure financial support.

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Types of Annuities

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The five main types of annuities are fixed, variable, indexed, immediate, and deferred. A fixed annuity offers a guaranteed minimum payout with a set interest rate. Variable annuities fluctuate with market performance. Indexed annuities combine features of both fixed and variable options. Immediate annuities require a large one-time payment, while deferred annuities delay income payouts until a specified future date.