As you know, when investors try to time the market, it rarely results in a positive outcome. But when emotions kick in, they may insist on jumping out when markets go south and jumping back in when markets normalize. Incorporating advisory annuities for a portion of clients' portfolios can help them stay focused on long-term financial objectives and continue to pursue growth potential or protection in any market. Consider the following client scenarios to help identify the opportunities with Pacific Life advisory annuities.
Keep Emotions at Bay for Strong Outcomes
Clients want to stay invested for growth potential.
Clients want to stay invested for future income potential.
Clients want to get out of the market completely.
Clients are uncertain as to what action to take.
Keep Clients Focused on the Long Term
Pacific Life provides you with choices designed to help address clients’ needs in situations where markets are volatile and traditional retirement-income strategies are underperforming. Consider allocating a sleeve of your clients’ assets to one of our advisory annuities that addresses their risk tolerances and financial goals. Our managing directors are happy to create client proposals, share tools, and provide insights into how to help clients pursue their long-term financial goals.
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1Allowable fees are advisory fee withdrawals that do not exceed an annual rate of 1.50% of the account value during the calendar year. Advisory fee withdrawals are limited to 1.50% of the account value for the calendar year if a living benefit is elected. If a living benefit is not elected, withdrawals for advisory fees that exceed an annual rate of 1.50% of the account value during the calendar year may reduce the death benefit amount provided by an optional benefit by more than the actual excess withdrawal amount. Withdrawals from the contract to pay advisory fees will reduce the account value.
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