Albert Costill

Highlights

Writer for Due since 2015
Graduated with a bachelor degree in History from Rowan University
Certified Financial Planner
Senior Annuities Writer for Due

In the News

Albert Costill graduated from Rowan University with a History degree. He has been a senior finance writer for Due since 2015. His financial advice has been featured in Money Magazine, Fool, The Street, Forbes, CNBC and MarketWatch. He loves to give personal finance advice to millennials.

Experience

Albert Costill has been a financial writer since 2015 for Due. He is an expert on annuities and actuarial services. He has written over 500 articles about annuities, fixed annuities and financial related articles to help people understand retirement better. His financial advice has been featured in Money Magazine, Fool, The Street, Forbes, CNBC and MarketWatch.

Education

Graduated with a bachelor degree in History from Rowan University

Expertise

Annuities, fixed annuities, retirement.

Certifications

Certified CFP (Certified Financial Planner) since 2017.

Connect with Albert Costill

Retirement

What is the Best Thing to Do With an Inherited Annuity

Updated on July 21st, 2021 Published By Albert Costill

I am by no means a financial wizard. So, I was taken aback several years ago when a friend asked for some serious financial advice. He had recently received an inheritance and was looking for suggestions on what he should do with the money. I immediately rattled off the obvious. Pay off your debt, b...

Retirement

What is a Non Qualified Annuity?

Posted on July 2nd, 2021 Published By Albert Costill

The other day I stopped by a deli to grab a sandwich for lunch. Since it was cash-only, the process was simple for all parties involved. I order my sandwich, hand them a $10 bill, get my change, and walk out with my lunch. And, the deli will eventually deposit that money into their bank […]...

Retirement

What is an Immediate Annuity

Posted on June 29th, 2021 Published By Albert Costill

Last week I turned on the air conditioner for the first time this year. Much to my chagrin, it wasn’t working properly. So, I had to have someone come out and fix it — unless I wanted to sweat my keister off all summer. But, what if I didn’t have the money on hand to […]...

Personal Finance

12 Expert Tips to Pay Down Your Mortgage in 10 Years or Less

Updated on June 17th, 2021 Published By Albert Costill

Purchasing a home is a dream for pretty much everyone. But, taking on that massive debt can prevent you from retiring earlier, sending the kids to college, or taking that dream vacation. Like any other debt, if you’re able to get rid of your mortgage as soon as possible, the better off you’ll be...

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Managing Your Startup In 2016: New Rules For Payments

Updated on May 31st, 2021 Published By Albert Costill

Chances are that your startup isn’t fortunate enough to have it’s own accounting, legal, or HR departments. That means when it comes to payments it’s completely on you. That’s why it’s important that you stay up-to-date with the latest news and trends involving payments. The last thing you...

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How to Buy Social Media Followers

Updated on May 12th, 2021 Published By Albert Costill

It’s probably one of the worst kept marketing secrets. But, purchasing social media followers is a lucrative business that has been used by a wide range of public figures and organizations like Kim Kardashian, Newt Gingrich, Lady Gaga, Sean Combs, Pepsi, Mercedes-Benz, and even President Obama. Ea...

Retirement

How to Leverage Facebook as a Freelancer

Updated on May 12th, 2021 Published By Albert Costill

It’s been proven time and time again. Social media is one of the best ways to build your brand and connect you with clients that could use your freelancing services – especially if you’re just starting out as a freelancer. Out of all the social media platforms, Facebook is hands down the l...

Retirement

5 Keys to Successful Retirement

Posted on April 29th, 2021 Published By Albert Costill

Despite their best efforts, Millennials and Zoomers are facing an uphill battle when it comes to saving for retirement. Hyperbolic as it sounds, some have even proclaimed that retirement might only be a pipe dream for these generations. And, that might be some validity to that claim. A report from t...

Retirement

Don’t Assume Your Taxes Will Be Lower in Retirement

Posted on April 23rd, 2021 Published By Albert Costill

Franklin D. Roosevelt once said, “Taxes are paid in the sweat of every man who labors.” But, I have a not-so-well-kept-secret. You’re also going to have to pay taxes in retirement. Some of you may be floored upon hearing this. I mean you’re no longer drawing a salary. So, that means ...

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Best Ways to Leverage Invoicing for Marketing

Updated on April 7th, 2021 Published By Albert Costill

Regardless of the size of your business, you know that effective invoicing is essential. Without it, you aren’t getting compensated for the products or services that you’ve provided. And, that means you don’t have the cash to keep your business running. But, did you know that you can also lev...

Retirement

What is the Best Thing to Do With an Inherited Annuity

Updated on July 21st, 2021 Published By Albert Costill

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