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4. As far as Annuities go.....

Mon Sep 24, 2012, 09:35 PM

Sep 2012

The $200,000 will buy any of the various types of Annuities (So will $10,000, for that matter) including variable, fixed, and immediate.

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A friend of mine [View all] mzteris Sep 2012 OP

If he wants the closest thing to absolute safety SheilaT Sep 2012 #1

Current US Treasury rates are easily found .....(edited) A HERETIC I AM Sep 2012 #3

As far as Annuities go..... A HERETIC I AM Sep 2012 #4

I've never been really clear mzteris Sep 2012 #5

This message was self-deleted by its author A HERETIC I AM Sep 2012 #8

I'd suggest find an investment advisor elleng Sep 2012 #2

Thank you, mzteris Sep 2012 #9

Well, you can scratch Hartford off that list. Common Sense Party Oct 2012 #12

pay off the loans. Sunlei Sep 2012 #11