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Be Sure About Your Financial Future with Fred M Orentlich

Can anybody be sure about his next promotion or the price of their dream home after a decade?   Since nobody knows what is next, isn’t it wise to prepare for a secured financial future with insurances and other financial products? Well, all of it begins with the guidance of an experienced insurance-financial professional like Fred M Orentlich . For more than three decades, Fred Orentlich has been serving as an insurance-financial professional in more than ten states. Being an independent professional, he consults people on different products. The list includes life insurance, long-term care insurance, health insurance, disability insurance, Medicare supplements, and modified endowment contracts. Fredrick can also be relied upon for his services on other products such as annuities, equity-indexed annuities, multi-year guaranteed annuities, and encompassing fixed annuities. Apart from offering individual services, he also has trained and advised more than a hundred other financial pr

Fred Orentlich- Fixed Versus Variable: Could Your Portfolio Benefit From An Annuity?

I hear a lot of questions and concerns about annuities when meeting with my clients. Many of them are worried if an annuity can help them meet their retirement goals and needs, while others ask about the volatility of the financial markets and the potential of market loss. As people have looked over the years for alternatives to help protect from market loss, certain annuities have become increasingly popular among those with retirement in mind. An annuity is a financial product available through insurance companies. There are many types and uses for annuities; today, we’ll look at annuities in two categories: variable and fixed. Variable Annuities A variable annuity, which is categorized as a security, generally produces gains based on underlying investments, such as mutual funds. Many variable annuities may also offer fixed accounts where an investor can allocate funds; instead of participating in the underlying mutual funds, these funds may even receive a fixed rate of gr