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Open Question: Is it wrong for me to do this…………?
I am 31 years old and have 2 small children from previous relationship. I have a small trust annuity set up for each them, less than 5 grand each but growing. Because their age I had to put them under my name. I am getting married in December and my fiancee has agreed to signed a prenuptial agreement to protect those assets that we both agreed at the time rightfully belonged to my children. His family were livid when we told them about it, telling him that it showed my mistrust of him. Now he is second guessing the choice. Am I unwittingly trying to get a divorce before we even get married? I am only trying to protect what I set aside before I even met my fiancee. I don’t my marriage to end before it even starts.
Due to the money being in a annuity and not a traditional trust, you have to be at least 18 to have it in your name. my children are 6 and 8. But they are the beneficiaries of the account. I have them set up to where they mature around the year they turn 18. It has a higher return that a traditional trust and harder to maintain but worth the investment.

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Resolved Question: Help, finance question!?
What’s the present value of a 6-year ordinary annuity of $1,000 per year plus an additional $1,500 at the end of Year 6 if the interest rate is 6%?

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Resolved Question: I am 53 years old and live in Ohio and made the mistake of putting my savings into an annuity only four months?
I am 53 years old and live in Ohio and made the mistake of putting my savings into an annuity only four months ago. the entire amount is money Ive already earned and paid taxes on it. The amount is $100,000. Now, my health, home, etc are in jeopardy. can I get my money out? I understand there is a surrender fee. what are the steps to liquidating this.

what I really need to know is if I cashed in the annuity and took the huge surrender fee, would the money I get be taxable again as income and would I have to pay a 10% penality to irs for early withdrawal? the money I put into the annuity has already been claimed as income and I paid the taxes and penalities on it last year?

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