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Tax Savings Investments : The Fixed Annuity

Posted on February 11, 2010 by bobrichards

A study concluded that high tax-bracket investors who had held taxable mutual funds were losing 25% of their earnings to taxes each year. And bond funds' returns were proven to have lost nearly 40%. This loss to taxes can be attributed partly to how portfolio administrators manage the tax liability that is passed on to shareholders. Simply because every time the fund supervisor claims a distribution, such as an interest payment or perhaps a short-or long-term capital gain, it flows through to your taxable income. And this occurs even if you by no means withdraw any money. Therefore, in case you presently don't need the income from an investment decision, why pay taxes on its income? Why not make some tax savings?

Based on the previously mentioned study's information, in case you spend $100,000 in a bond fund that yields 6%, you would lose approximately 40% to taxes. And also you will end up with a 3.6% after-tax return. After 5 years, your account might be worth $119,344. However, an expenditure that allows interest to collect tax-deferred, such as a fixed annuity, with a five-year 5% rate would grow to $127,628. The extra income on your net worth statement, $8,000, is basically the tax savings that are nonetheless in your control earning for you. All this does not mean that bond funds are poor investment opportunities. However , based on your present and future requirements, a fixed annuity may be great alternative. The rate of interest is locked in for a period that you pick, your principal is assured by the claims paying ability of the issuing organization, and you manage when to pay taxes and thus you can make tax savings.

It is possible to get a free booklet that describes how annuities can be used in several methods to make tax savings.

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