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Where can one go to buy an annuity?

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Annuities are bought from brokerage and investment firms, usually through an insurance agent, broker, or licensed financial adviser. If you would like to avoid using an agent or broker, you can buy your annuity directly from a mutual fund company like Frankin Templeton, PIMCO, or T. Rowe.

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