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Total Retirement Income Planning
Many financial professionals rely on the 4% rule to generate retirement income, but a more personalized strategy — one that accounts for each client's unique income protection needs — may lead to greater client satisfaction. Total Retirement Income Planning explores alternative strategies that can enhance client relationships.
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Why Total Retirement Income Planning matters
Clients approaching retirement are faced with a mountain of decisions. They are counting on their financial professional to help them manage the transition to retirement, including retirement income planning.
The Total Retirement Income Planning program will help you deliver on four primary client expectations:
- Income-focused planning: How much income will I need to support my unique view of retirement?
- Personalized income protection: What level of protected lifetime income do I need to keep me from worrying whether I can cover my essential expenses?
- Social Security optimization: How can I get the most from my retirement benefits, even if there are future cuts?
- Identify common spending shocks: Can you help protect me from major income disruptions such as unplanned medical expenses or major home repairs?
Whereas savers are focused on diversification and growth, many retirees shift their focus to income. Total Retirement Income Planning takes into account a client's unique income needs and wants for a more personalized approach. A guaranteed income stream above and beyond Social Security benefits can help retirees feel confident and resilient against life's unexpected spending shocks.
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clients may be in search of a different investing strategy when it comes to generating retirement income
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Increase client loyalty by developing personalized retirement income plans that can help improve both financial confidence and retirement satisfaction.
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[1] "Selecting a Personalized Retirement Income Strategy: A Model Approach," Alejandro Murguia and Wade D. Pfau, Retirement Management Journal, Vol. 10, No. 1 (2021), pages 46-58.
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