
Longevity Planning/Management Series: The Financial Effect of Increased Lifespan
As we continue with this Longevity Planning/Management Series, today we will expand on a couple of the Lifespan statistics addressed in my last Blog — specifically, the financial effect of increased longevity. While we’ve done a fabulous job increasing longevity over the last 20-30 years in this country, i.e. the

Longevity Planning/Management: Lifespan, Healthspan and Wealthspan
In my last Blog, we addressed the shift occurring from the traditional retirement planning conversations to that of life planning to address this subject in both a more holistic way, as well as to support the changing aspects of retirement itself. But there’s a new trend and opportunity for the

Retirement Planning to Life Planning
While we all recognize the concept of retirement has changed, perhaps it’s time to start changing conversations to incorporate a focus on life planning versus just retirement planning to help and encourage people to better prepare financially for all their life stages. Funny thing about this life journey we’re all