3 steps to figuring out your net cash flow

  • Total your monthly expenses. Factor in basic living expenses such as food and utilities, as well as discretionary costs for travel and entertainment. Also include healthcare costs, taxes and insurance. 
  • Subtract your expenses from your income. The result is your net cash flow. 
  • If your net cash flow is negative, you'll have an "income gap." Ask your financial professional how a fixed annuity can help you close this gap with guaranteed interest earnings and protected income for life.

If your net cash flow is negative, you'll have an "income gap." Ask your financial professional how a fixed annuity can help you close this gap with guaranteed interest earnings and protected income for life.

Contact your financial professional for more information.