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How Financial Advisors Get Paid When You Buy an Annuity

Like what you hear in the video? Here are some ways I can help: 1. Watch my free training on how to protect & grow your wealth in retirement: https://info.theannuityassociates.com... 2. Schedule a call to work with me: https://go.oncehub.com/RetirementStra... The blog of this video is here: https://johnstevenson.com/financial-a... CONNECT WITH JOHN: Call John The Guaranteed Retirement Guy: 702-819-0895 Website: https://johnstevenson.com Email: john@johnstevenson.com Facebook:   / guaranteedretirementguy   Instagram:   / guaranteedretirementguy   X: https://x.com/theguaranteeguy Tiktok:   / guaranteedguy   #annuity #guaranteedincome #retirement If you’re shopping for an annuity, it’s smart to ask one question upfront: “How does the advisor or agent get paid?” Because the way someone gets compensated can influence what they recommend, even when they mean well. In this article, I’m going to break down the most common ways financial advisors and insurance agents get paid when you buy an annuity, what those costs really mean for you, and how you can protect yourself from being steered into the wrong product. The Two Main Ways Advisors Get Paid on Annuities When it comes to annuities, compensation typically falls into two categories: Fee-based compensation (ongoing annual fees) Commission-based compensation (paid by the insurance company) Some advisors only use one model. Some use a mix of both. And sometimes (and this is important) you can be paying fees and the advisor still earns a commission. Let’s walk through each.