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In this episode, John speaks with Dr. Joseph Coughlin, director and founder of the MIT AgeLab, about building a longevity network. Dr. Coughlin sees a future where forward-thinking financial professionals will build longevity networks to meet the increasing demands of aging clients. And, as a result, they’re separating themselves from the competition. Get tips about how to start building your longevity network.
Navigating the Fed's actions and their impact on client portfolios
The basics about the invisible thief that can impact your wallet and portfolio.
Clients tend to think of retirement as one continuous phase of fun and freedom. In reality, retirement is far more complex than many clients are prepared to handle. Rather than a single carefree phase, the MIT AgeLab has identified four distinct phases of retirement. Help your clients prepare for the ups, downs, and surprises that come with each phase.
Three simple questions can help determine plan participants’ future quality of life, and serve as a practical, thought-provoking starting point for planning a satisfying retirement

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