Most retirees want two things at the same time: steady income they can’t outlive and the freedom to keep some money liquid.

An annuity ladder can do both.

It turns part of your savings into scheduled “pay raises” later in life — without relying on the stock market.

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Would you consider using an annuity ladder to create guaranteed income raises later in retirement?

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Fun Fact Of The Day

The earliest annuities date back to ancient Rome, where citizens could pay a lump sum into a “life income” contract — proving guaranteed lifetime income has been a retirement strategy for centuries.

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