Find out why half of financial advisors are turning to annuities—and what that means for your retirement, income strategy and long-term growth.

At 55, retirement annuities could be an option, but timing, cost and flexibility matter more than you might think.

Annuities can offer financial stability that can be quite freeing for retirees. Don't let a few myths spoil what might be a good thing for you.

What to Do Take a hard look at your retirement portfolio to decide whether your assets are sufficient to self-fund, you’re likely to qualify for Medicaid, or you fall somewhere in between. Then, you ...

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Lincoln Financial Group (NYSE: LNC) has launched Lincoln Level Advantage 2 Income, its first registered index-linked annuity (RILA) with a built-in income benefit. The product combines opportunities ...