Why Longevity Matters in Building Your Financial Plans for Retirement
Apr 15, 2024How long will you live?
You might be lucky enough to reach your 90s, so what do you need to do now to make sure that your retirement savings last your lifetime?
Join Terry Wheeler as he dives into the concerns of longevity, the importance of long-term planning, and how changing retirement income sources impact retirement planning. He also examines the impact of market fluctuations on retirement portfolios, highlighting the critical importance of implementing defensive strategies.
Terry discusses:
- What strategies can be employed to address longevity risk
- When is it important to understand longevity and the quality of years in retirement
- How does market volatility impact retirement savings
- What are volatility buffers, and how can they protect against market downturns
- And more
Connect with Terry Wheeler:
- WE Alliance Wealth Advisors
- 1-800-355-8174
- [email protected]
- LinkedIn: Terry Wheeler
Terry Wheeler is an Investment Adviser Representative of WE Alliance Wealth Advisors, Inc., a SEC-registered investment adviser located in Roseville, CA.
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