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Hey, Stan the annuity man dressed in all red. Americaamp;#39;s annuity agent. And I guess I should have some blue somewhere but Iamp;#39;m all red from head to toe. The question youamp;#39;re asking today which is a good one is amp;quot;Can you change the beneficiaries of an annuity?amp;quot; But Iamp;#39;m going to cover all types. But the short answer which is what you want is amp;quot;Yes, you can.amp;quot; You can change the beneficiaries on the annuity. So, if your kid pisses you off, (Sorry for my French) you can take them off that annuity as a beneficiaries. But I want to go deeper into that and kind of cover some things. Give you some examples and some stories that might apply to you. So, hang in there with me. Let me go grab my pen and weamp;#39;re going to walk to the white board. Okay. So, can you change the beneficiary of an annuity? The answer is a pound-the- table yes. If you choose to do business with Stan the annuity man, weamp;quot;ll walk you through all the