Stop the Wall Street Rollercoaster

Is your retirement at risk? Indexed Universal Life and Lifetime Income Annuities provide upside growth with Zero downside risk.

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Is Your Retirement At Risk?

Stop Risking Your Retirement in a 401(k) or the Stock Market!

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Bank CD Alternative

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1. Earn 1%-2% Higher Interest vs Bank CDs
2. Tax-Deferred Growth
3. 1-10 Year Term Periods
4. Safety & Liquidity
5. Up to 10% Free Annual Withdrawals

S&P 500 vs Indexed Universal Life

The following chart shows the historical performance of the S&P 500 vs an Indexed Universal Life Policy with a 12% Annual Cap and Zero Downside Risk.

In addition, some Indexed UL policies include Accelerated Living Benefits that can advance up to 90% of the death benefit in case of Critical, Chronic or Terminal Illness. The advanced funds are tax-free and can be used for any purpose, such as Medical Deductible, Household Expenses, Monthly Bills, Mortgage Payments, Long-Term Care, Lost Income, Retirement Income, Travel, etc.

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Why are Fixed Index Annuities and Universal Life Insurance better than CD's, Mutual Funds or a 401(k)?

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2 Guaranteed Lifetime Income Options

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Stock Market Rigged

The U.S. stock market is rigged in favor of high-frequency traders, stock exchanges and large Wall Street banks who have found a way to use computer-based speed trading to gain a decisive edge over everyone else, from the smallest retail investors to the biggest hedge funds, says Michael Lewis in a new blockbuster book, “Flash Boys.”

The insiders’ methods are legal but cost the rest of the market’s players tens of billions of dollars a year, according to Lewis, who spoke with Steve Kroft in his first interview about the book.

High-frequency traders have found ways to use their speed to gain an advantage that few understand, says Lewis. “They’re able to identify your desire to buy shares in Microsoft and buy them in front of you and sell them back to you at a higher price,” says Lewis. “The speed advantage that the faster traders have is milliseconds…fractions of milliseconds.”

Lewis says a former trader at the Royal Bank of Canada in New York, Brad Katsuyama, figured this out after he consistently failed to have his entire order filled at the price he wanted.

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According to Wayne Morris, “We have been warning clients of this problem for the past 3 years. Our Indexed Annuities and Universal Life policies provide upside potential growth, but guarantee zero downside risk of loss.”

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