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

Nerd's Eye View

"How much can I spend in retirement?" 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. Ideally, retirement spending would align perfectly with a client's needs – neither too much nor too little.

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Retirement Planning Cannot Be Linear

Wealth Management

Adopting an adaptive approach to retirement planning acknowledges the dynamic nature of spending patterns and emphasizes flexibility in financial strategies.

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Attributes of a Great Retirement Plan Advisor

Wealth Management

The bar is only getting higher for retirement plan advisors.

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

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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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Voya to Acquire OneAmerica’s $60B Retirement Plan Business

Wealth Management

For an upfront purchase price of $50 million, the deal brings $47 billion of assets in the emerging and mid-market retirement plan segments and competitive ESOP administration.

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Retirement Needs Are Forcing Wealth, Retirement Plan and Benefits Advisors to Adapt

Wealth Management

But most wealth, retirement plan and benefits advisors are still stuck in silos and old business models.

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

Nerd's Eye View

This lack of clarity made retirement planning significantly more challenging. The key point is that while the WEP and GPO only affected a certain subset of retirees and spouses, these provisions made planning more complex for those impacted. Read More.