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04-30-25 ARI JRWA-Priority Gold AM
Jennifer
April 30, 2025
Dear Patriot,
Yesterday, I revealed how overlooked life insurance policies can quietly fund your retirement. Today, it’s time to take aim at one of Wall Street’s favorite products: annuities.
They promise “guaranteed income,” “no market risk,” and “peace of mind.” But what they don’t tell you? Many annuities come with high fees, locked-in contracts, and zero flexibility. Want to get your money out early? You could lose thousands to penalties.
The elites? They don’t get suckered into long-term handcuffs. They invest in freedom and control—not fine print.
Tomorrow, I’ll show you the only kind of annuity worth considering—and what red flags to watch for.
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Fun Fact Of The Day
Some annuities charge over 3% annually in hidden fees—enough to eat up half your returns over 20 years!