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Whether a person is turning 65, working, not working or retiring after age 65, the maze of Medicare is a mixture of Federal Regulations, misinformation and unrelenting mailings from companies selling Medicare plans. Your clients’ Medicare decision includes what additional plan to buy to offset their 20% of the bill, deductibles and coinsurance that […]
Read more →Social Security is a very real part of the retirement income for the majority of Americans. As financial professionals, it is difficult not to weave this component into your conversations with your clients and prospects and they prepare for retirement. Learn about Social Security from a holistic point of view and how you can […]
Read more →In the 21st Century, the landscape of retirement is changing. People are living longer and retirement is no longer thought of as a destination, but as a transition: with an ending, a period of unknowns and a new beginning. It’s important for people to think about what they are retiring TO rather than just […]
Read more →The number of families utilizing home care services continues to grow in the United States. A greater number of family caregivers who are caring for a loved one with a chronic or debilitating health condition are turning to home care, rather than institutional care, for their long-term care needs. Many cite the desire for […]
Read more →Now more than ever, advisors must realize that there is much more to retirement than just the dollars and cents. Fact is, people are failing at retirement at an alarming rate because they aren’t prepared for the non-financial aspects of it. During the webcast we will expose the fatal flaws of traditional planning, discuss […]
Read more →Good communication is the cornerstone to good client relations. There are a variety of communication styles, and understanding the differences can go a long way toward conveying important information and building trust with the people you serve. It is important for professionals to be able to identify, understand and prepare to adapt to the […]
Read more →Each day, 10,000 people turn 65. As the population ages, there are more life transitions to assist in helping clients navigate complex health and financial issues. An overlooked aspect of an advisor’s role is advance care planning – or defining, communicating and documenting healthcare wishes. Currently, less than 30 percent of adults have an […]
Read more →Elder financial abuse is a growing problem creating annual losses to families estimated to exceed $2.9 Billion per year. As retiring boomers become part of this population the problem is expected to increase dramatically. It is critical for financial advisors to be aware of recent legislation that will affect their ability to deal with […]
Read more →Michael Falk, CFA, CRC® challenges us to rethink several well-accepted schools of thought used today by many professionals for retirement planning, “immunize before we optimize”. There are several well-accepted schools of thought used today by many professionals for retirement planning. Based on his belief that it is important to “immunize before you optimize” for […]
Read more →One of the challenges for retirement professionals who meet face-to-face or over-the-phone with clients is limited or compressed time for communicating. When communication time gets cut short, mistakes and misunderstandings can and do occur. When we take steps to aid or improve the communication process, we have less stress, fewer client misunderstandings and better outcomes. […]
Read more →Retirement security, long term care, housing and lifestyle are top of mind not only for the 50+ population but also for policymakers, government officials and businesses. Boomers are redefining aging in retirement and heralding in new community movements, technology and services. Find out how these new trends connect with financial services and retirement planning, […]
Read more →Some workers seek out retirement planning information — while others avoid it. They all hope to have a good life in retirement, yet approach it differently. When people do “life planning,” it helps them do a better job of retirement planning. Learn how to engage your audience by using a broader approach. How can […]
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