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Have we reached peak annuity rates?

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  • Bostonerimus1
    Bostonerimus1 Posts: 2,030 Forumite
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    I don't think we are at peak annuity rates. Inflation is increasing and bond markets seem to be reacting to that and current geo-political risks in a more understandable way than equity markets. In the US 30 year T-bills are at 5% and will likely keep rising as the Fed is predicted to raise rates to combat inflation. I think the same story will paly out in the UK, so I see annuity rates increasing too.

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