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Can Clients 1035 an Inherited Annuity?

Posted by William Byrnes on September 6, 2013


2014_tf_on_investments-mAnnuity products are one area in which trends in contract features are constantly changing as insurance companies endeavor to more effectively meet the needs of annuity investors and with the attendant problem that beneficiaries of inherited annuities could end up with antiquated investment products.

This constant evolution of investment trends may have your clients wondering what type of value their annuities will offer beneficiaries after their death. The IRS has just blessed a solution to this planning dilemma by allowing a beneficiary to exchange inherited annuities for another annuity product that more accurately reflects the beneficiary’s investment goals.

Read the complete analysis by William Byrnes and Robert Bloink at > Think Advisor <

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