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

Nerd's Eye View

Retirement has long been associated with leisure, relaxation, and winding down from a long career. In this guest post, Kathleen Rehl, a "ReFired" financial advisor and educator in legacy planning, shares a framework to help advisors guide clients through this transition using a more expansive "ReFirement" lens.

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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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Helping Clients Grasp Abstract Retirement Income Strategies With Historical Market Visualization

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For many financial advisors, a core part of the retirement planning process involves simulating whether the client's assets will last through retirement. Yet while these tools offer mathematical metrics, they often fall short in helping clients connect the numbers to their real lives.

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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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Advice On Retirement Advice From Oz

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Advisors can help themselves and their clients by becoming better at providing advice, be it in America or down under.

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Optimizing The Planning Process To Address Challenges For Clients Who Are 1 Year Away From Retirement

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When onboarding new clients, financial advisors often use a three-meeting cadence: a Discovery Meeting to gather information, a Presentation Meeting to discuss the plan, and an Implementation Meeting to finalize it. while also setting the tone for a long-term planning relationship built on trust and deeper client engagement.

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Optimizing The Planning Process To Address Challenges For Clients Who Are One Year Away From Retirement

Nerd's Eye View

When onboarding new clients, financial advisors often use a three-meeting cadence: a Discovery Meeting to gather information, a Presentation Meeting to discuss the plan, and an Implementation Meeting to finalize it. while also setting the tone for a long-term planning relationship built on trust and deeper client engagement.