I want to know about Sheltered Tax Annuities From AG Edwards?
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Probably it invest in municipal bonds and other bonds which are not taxed.  The yield will be low but very low risk.  Personally, I think that you would be better off investing in a portfolio of Exchange Traded Funds(ETFs).  With long term goals in mind the risk is not really a factor and the risk would still be relatively low.  Don't cheat yourself out of higher profits out of paranoia.  ETFs are mutual funds that trade like stocks and typically mimic an index such as the DJ30 or a commodity such as gold.  Very simple :)
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This could be what you are looking for - http://www.tescocorporate.com/pensionfunds.htm
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Pension plans are sponsored by the employer. You should contact Raytheon and ask to speak to the plan administrator of the plan in question.\n\nRaytheon Company\n870 Winter Street\nWaltham, MA 02451-1449\nWaltham main switchboard: 781.522.3000\n\nIf the employer no longer exists then the plan may be in the hands of the PBGC and you would instead contact them.\n\nhttp://www.pbgc.gov/
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http://www.irs.gov/individuals/article/0,,id=96623,00.html
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your tax professional can tell you. it depends on your age, income and whether or not each of you is a participant in a qualified plan through your employer. irs.gov is a great reference.
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Ask a tax professional I'm sure they'll be able to tell you.
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No.... it's not tax free.  Best bet: Buy term from a reputable "low load" company & invest the difference. Commisions on Whole Life, Universal Life & Annuities are rediculous.... Look at 20 or 30 year fixed premium term policies as a best bet.........
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google them.  Just be aware, the company is going to make money off you.  This means you may well end up with a lot less than if you stick to the income stream you have coming.\n\nOh...they buy settlement contracts like annuities and lawsuits.  They do NOT buy social security income streams because they have no guaranteed payout (plus I'm pretty certain that would be illegal).
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http://www.irs.gov/taxpros/index.html
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Check with the SAKO firm.  The should have some information for you.
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Contact your local tax assessors office and they will be able to give you a breakdown.  Otherwise you can look it up on-line on the assessors website.
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you can use an amorization chart to recalculate or check out any refinancing website and use their mortgage calculator...remember your tax shelter will be affected,too
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I am not quite sure what it is you are asking, but there is some limited information at the IRS site on estate taxes.  \n\nHope this site helps.
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http://www.mycorporation.com/taxforms.htm
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I agree with the longer response below.  However, you should always consult a professional when trying to find out answers to your financial future.  Asking questions like this can be valuable when trying to figure out where to go, but you should always get professional advise.  I currently have a tax sheltered annuity and am young and it fits in nicely to my portfolio.  I used a few places during my search that maybe can help you http://annuities.rezponze.com was one of them.  I filled out the forms and was contacted by someone that explained the best way to fit this into my portfolio...\nYou can also go to http://www.annuity.com and read a few articles there....
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I don't think the details are publicly available. Check their SEC filings (you can use Edgar Online http://www.sec.gov/edgar.shtml ) and see if those papers are available
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http://www.hmrc.gov.uk/nic/ynino.htm\n\nTry the above, this should help you.