One of my uncles is using his annuity to pay back some of his debts since he has retired and doesn't have much income. But, I want to know, is it ok to do it?
I
won't recommend that. I would suggest you to get part-time job instead.
Money withdrawn from an annuity is taxed just like a normal income.
Plus, the insurer who holds your annuity may charge a withdrawal fee,
and that can be as high as 7%. So you have to pay a significant amount.
I
would agree with Nick. Money taken from annuity can be taxable as a
normal income.
The insurance company may also charge you a withdrawal fee as much as
7%. So, the costs will be higher.
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Money withdrawn from an annuity is taxed just like a normal income. Plus, the insurer who holds your annuity may charge a withdrawal fee, and that can be as high as 7%. So you have to pay a significant amount.
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The insurance company may also charge you a withdrawal fee as much as 7%. So, the costs will be higher.
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