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🔥In this video, Retirement Income Specialist Kim Saunders walks through a real example of how a $500K balance can be turned into predictable monthly income for life – and how Social Security and annuities can work together to create a stronger retirement plan.

You’ll see what happens when a 60-year-old in South Carolina splits $500,000 between two highly rated insurance companies (to stay within state guaranty limits) and lets it grow to age 65. In this example, $300,000 produces about $2,777 per month for life, and $200,000 produces about $1,833 per month for life – a combined income of roughly $4,610 every month, guaranteed for as long as you live.*

In this video, you’ll learn:
• How much monthly income a $500K annuity can pay
• Why outliving your money is the biggest retirement fear – and what to do about it
• How Social Security works as a built-in lifetime annuity
• Why relying only on the stock market or “conservative” mutual funds can be dangerous between ages 55–65
• How state guaranty limits (like South Carolina’s $300K per insurer) affect annuity strategy
• Why splitting money between more than one annuity can add protection and flexibility
• How to think about guaranteed income vs. liquidity in retirement

Retirement is not about chasing the highest rate or rolling the dice on the market. It is about building guaranteed income streams that support your lifestyle with stability and peace of mind. Social Security plus the right annuity strategy can create a rock-solid income foundation so you do not have to wonder if your money will last.

*This example is for educational purposes only. Actual annuity payouts depend on product type, age, carrier, rates, and contract features at the time of purchase. This video is not individualized financial, tax, or legal advice.