Retirement Conversations –
Concerns About Outliving Your Money
Issued by Nassau Life and Annuity Company or Nassau Life Insurance Company
RESPONSIBILITY FOR RETIREMENT PLANNING HAS SHIFTED TO INDIVIDUALS An important retirement planning priority is ensuring you have enough money to last as long as you do, including sources of guaranteed income. Consider that:
Only 48% of pre-retirees expect to receive enough income f rom Social Security, employer pensions, and/or lifetime guaranteed annuities to cover their basic living expenses in retirement.1 You also may want to plan for your income to last over a longer time horizon. Did you know nearly three quarters of those aged 65 might live at least another 15 years, and 15% might live another 30 years?2
PERHAPS YOU ARE WONDERING:
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How much should I withdraw from my retirement savings for income?
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How can I help protect my savings from market downturns as I withdraw income?
PLANNING PRIORITIES:
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Diversifying a portion of your savings into an annuity that provides guarantees and helps protect your principal
Consider this:
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Guaranteed lifetime income with principal protection features
Look to Nassau Annuities for options that can be tailored to suit your specific income goals, including:
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Income-enhancing features to help make the most of your money
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Flexibility to receive income early or at a later date
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Potentially maximizing Social Security benefits and total retirement income3
Speak with your insurance producer or financial professional today to learn more about Nassau Annuities. Product features, rider options and availability may vary by state. Consult with your insurance producer to determine state variations, restrictions and other conditions that may apply. View the contract and rider disclosures for complete details, conditions and exclusions. 1. “2024 Retirement Investors: Behaviors, Attitudes, and Financial Situations,” LIMRA, 2025 2. American Academy of Actuaries and Society of Actuaries, Actuaries Longevity Illustrator. Based on reaching age 65 in the year 2024; assumes non-smokers and average health. 3. Nassau is NOT connected with, recommended, or endorsed by any governmental program, agency, or entity, including the Social Security Administration.
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