Posts Tagged ‘Longevity’
What to Know About Retiring Today
When you work with a financial advisor, you aren’t just talking about money. Saving for your retirement also includes thinking about what kind of retirement lifestyle you want to have and what you need to keep in mind for the long-run. Do you want to work, by choice? What kinds of expenses will you have and how are they different in retirement? Is your money going to last for 30 years of retirement? Eric has seen his clients through all of these decisions and shares what to keep in mind about retirement.
Read MoreThe Different Types of Financial Risk
Life always has risk, and there are several types of financial risk. Do you know how much risk you have in your portfolio? Understanding the different types of risk may help you understand what kind of risk you are exposed to.
Read MoreBuilding a Plan for the Long Haul
What do you need to get you through the long haul of life? Eric talks us through what this looks like in your financial plan and how to build it with an eye on a distant horizon.
Read MoreStuff That Doesn’t Work
What retirement plans simply don’t work out the way you want them to? Eric talks through the realities of retirement and how we can better plan accordingly.
Read MoreRetirement Income Planning Essentials
What do you need to know about retirement income? From Social Security to planning for inflation, Eric breaks down the basics of what you need to know and how to make a plan that fits your future.
Read MoreWhat Goes Into a Customized Financial Plan?
Why should you have a customized financial plan? What do you need to consider and what goals help you build an outline for your plan? Join us as we talk about what goes into the process of setting someone up for a secure future.
Read MoreHow To Handle Financial Pain Points in Retirement
When planning for retirement, there are a number of pain points that can come up to cause stress and fear for the future. What are some ways you can address these pain points now?
Read MoreWhy Retirement Planning Ain’t What It Used To Be
You’ve heard your parents discussing how difficult things used to be. We’ve all heard the adage about walking uphill both ways in the snow to get to school. However, reality suggests retirement planning actually used to be easier than it is today. Find out why.
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