Does AARP Offer The Best Immediate Annuity Rates?
We have had a number of people contact us lately regarding a recent AARP mailer which advertised New York Life's high yearly payout rate on an immediate annuity. Everyone that has been in touch has had one question. Is this the best immediate annuity rate out there?
We did an annuity comparison and the answer is a resounding No!
You can see other well rated companies offer more money for your premium than New York Life does.
AARP Rate Comparison - As of March 20, 2020 | ||||
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Single Life with Cash Refund Based On $100,000 Premium | ||||
Company | Age 65 Male | Age 65 Female | Age 75 Male | Age 75 Female |
Nationwide | $ 445 | $ 428 | $ 554 | $ 524 |
North American Company for Life and Health | $ 441 | $ 426 | $ 545 | $ 520 |
AARP - New York Life | $ 422 | $ 403 | $ 541 | $ 514 |
We offer annuities from New York Life, too. However, when we looked through our product offerings of other highly rated companies we discovered a number of them offered immediate annuities paying a higher interest rate.
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Comments (3)
MB
2015-04-14 14:42:10
Are there comparisons of QLAC?
Hersh Stern (ImmediateAnnuities.com)
2015-04-14 15:03:13
Hi MB-
Yes, you can get a free customized comparison for QLACs here:
https://www.immediateannuities.com/qlac-qualified-longevity-annuity-contract/
Hersh
Jim W.
2019-01-06 10:36:43
because AARP receives a kick-back &/or revenue income from NYL & from NYL ad dollars, AARP did not fairly disclose the facts; protecting the $ interests of AARP & not it's responsibility to members. This is a dirty crime!
Payout & interest rates are VERY different: Again, the lies explicitly point to why AARP should not be a 501c 3 &/or a non-profit. Disgusting. Jim