For decades, a strong financial portfolio was seen as the key to ensuring a long, happy retirement. But there’s another type of portfolio that could be even more critical. 

Aging adults with close friends are more likely to experience happiness and good health than those without. But building and maintaining friendships can become more difficult as clients age. Therefore, investing in their “social portfolio” should be a component of longevity planning.

Learn:

• How friendships are linked to physical and emotional health
• Why forming new friendships requires more effort as clients age
• How to help clients to evaluate and strengthen their social portfolio