Health Insurance
“Comprehensive health coverage tailored to your needs and budget”
The Jordan Insurance Agency is an Independent insurance agency in Charlotte, North Carolina.
“Comprehensive health coverage tailored to your needs and budget”
“Medicare program coverage for health costs”
“Life insurance plans to protect your loved ones' future”
“Home insurance to protect your property”
“Comprehensive automobile insurance coverage”
“Dental and vision coverage options”
“Insurance coverage for renters”
“Motorcycle insurance coverage”
“Retirement planning services and solutions”
“Annuity products and services”
“If your Annuity is held inside a traditional IRA or a pre-tax retirement plan, RMDs begin at the applicable age under current federal law. That age is 73 for people born from 1951 through 1959, and it rises to 75 for anyone born on or after January 1, 1960.”
“No. A required minimum distribution is not an eligible rollover distribution, so it cannot be rolled into an Annuity or any other retirement account.”
“A non-qualified Annuity is bought with after-tax dollars outside a retirement plan, so the IRA and 401(k) RMD rules do not apply to it in the same way.”
“Usually not. Many Fixed and Fixed Indexed Annuities allow a penalty-free withdrawal each year, commonly up to about 10% of the account value, and most RMDs fall within that allowance.”
“No. Annuities are not FDIC-insured.”
“Two things protect an annuity. First and most important is the issuing insurance company's financial strength and claims-paying ability, which you can check through an independent rating such as an AM Best Financial Strength Rating.”
“The North Carolina Life & Health Insurance Guaranty Association covers up to $300,000 for the present value of annuity benefits per individual, per member insurer, regardless of how many contracts you hold with that company. Structured settlement annuities are covered up to $1,000,000 per NC payee, and unallocated annuity contracts up to $5,000,000 per owner.”
“They rest on different guarantees. A bank CD is FDIC-insured up to $250,000 per depositor, per bank, per ownership category.”
“Look up the insurer's financial-strength rating from an independent agency such as AM Best. AM Best's Secure categories are A++ and A+ (Superior), A and A- (Excellent), B++ and B+ (Good), and B and B- (Fair); the Vulnerable categories are C++/C+ (Marginal), C/C- (Weak), and D (Poor).”
“A bank CD and a fixed or MYGA annuity differ in backing, taxes and access. CDs at FDIC-insured banks have deposit insurance within the applicable limits and ownership rules; an annuity is not FDIC-insured and depends on its insurer’s financial strength.”
“No. Eligible bank CDs at an FDIC-insured bank have deposit insurance subject to the applicable depositor, institution and ownership-category rules.”
“CD interest in an ordinary taxable account is generally taxed when earned or credited. A non-qualified deferred annuity generally defers tax on earnings until a distribution.”
“Compare the actual CD withdrawal terms with the annuity’s surrender schedule, permitted withdrawals, renewal provisions and free-look rights. Do not assume every annuity has the same surrender period or annual withdrawal allowance. A withdrawal free of insurer surrender charges may still have tax consequences, and an IRA-held CD has retirement-account distribution rules.”
“Review the actual issuing insurer’s financial strength, current ratings and the rating agency’s definitions, as well as the contract guarantees, restrictions and costs. Ratings are opinions and can change; they do not guarantee payment or establish that a product suits you.”
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