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How Much Does Having The ‘Right’ Capital Market Assumptions Matter In Retirement Planning?

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"How much can I spend in retirement?" is perhaps the most fundamental question a client brings to their advisor. Advisors want to help clients set a secure, reliable retirement plan, yet even the most comprehensive assumptions will inevitably deviate from reality at least to some degree.

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Planning For When You-Know-What Hits the Fan

Wealth Management

Financial advisors must consider the unexpected costs of end-of-life care in retirement planning to help clients prepare for potential care bombs.

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Retirement Plan Business Offers a Pathway to Private Wealth

Wealth Management

RIAs can create a potential client stream if they commit to a 401(k) channel that includes participant education and touchpoints, said panelists at Wealth Management EDGE last week.

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Pennsylvania Advisor Who Used Client Funds on Country Club Dues Gets 8 Years in Prison

Wealth Management

Mason received a 97-month prison sentence for defrauding clients of over $17 million. Mason, a former advisor who was barred from the industry, was sentenced to 97 months in prison and three years of supervised release for defrauding at least 13 advisory clients out of more than $17 million, according to the Department of Justice.

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Gathering Feedback That Counts: Crafting Client Surveys To Offer Services That Matter Most

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These services may range from 'standard' offerings like retirement planning to less traditional areas like credit card consulting. In a firm's early years, there tends to be more room for experimentation, with advisors adding new services to provide value and attract clients.

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Social Security Fairness Act: Planning Considerations For The Repeal Of The Windfall Elimination Provision (WEP) And Government Pension Offset (GPO)

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This lack of clarity made retirement planning significantly more challenging. As a result, it's important for advisors to first identify which clients are currently subject to WEP or GPO and ensure that those who may need to file for benefits do so as soon as possible. Read More.

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“ReFire” Instead Of ‘Just’ Retire: A Framework To Help Clients Plan For Purpose In Retirement

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But as more individuals confront the emotional realities of this life transition, many find that the absence of structure, socialization, and identity once provided by work can create a gap that traditional retirement planning doesn't fully address. While the core elements of traditional retirement planning remain (e.g.,