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| Subject: Re: TSA? | Date: 12/17/1999 7:03 PM | |
| Author: jfschutz | Number: 973 of 18406 | |
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James wrote: My wife has a TSA( Is that a timeshare annuity?) which is retirement program for non-profit organizations. Does anyone know if we could roll that over into something different.? Brokerage account or no load fund, without payng taxes.Thanx James ======================== jfschutz@yahoo.com writes: Another option is to do what is called a 1035 exchange to another annuity. With an Equity Indexed Annuity one can participate in market gains with a guaranteed return of principle plus a guaranteed interest rate even in a market crash. For senior citizens THAT makes alot of sense since most can't or don't want to go back into the workforce to re-earn their retirement savings! Regards, jfschutz@yahoo.com |
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