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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/annuity-pro... 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 #retirementofpartner If you’re 55 or older and thinking about retirement, this question probably keeps you up at night: Will an annuity protect me if the stock market crashes again? Here’s the honest answer. It’s not if the market crashes. It’s when. We’ve seen it before: the tech bubble, the housing crash, the “lost decade” from 2000–2011 where markets went nowhere for 10 years. And if you’re retired during one of those stretches, it can feel devastating. So where do annuities fit in? Let’s break it down clearly and simply. What Happens to Your Portfolio During a Market Crash? When the market drops 30–50%, your portfolio can drop with it. If you’re still working, you may be able to wait it out. But if you’re retired and taking income? That’s when sequence-of-returns risk hits hard. You could be withdrawing 4% thinking it’s “safe”… until your $1,000,000 portfolio drops to $600,000. Suddenly, that same withdrawal rate is no longer safe. That’s exactly how some retirees are forced back to work. 💡 Pro Tip: The biggest retirement risk isn’t missing upside. It’s running out of money while you’re still alive.