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Abandoned 401(k)s, the Missing Piece of Retirement’s Puzzle

More Than $1 Trillion Left Behind with Former Employer Plans

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Retirement Planning’s Impact to Spouses, Progeny and Charities

Thorough Planning Extends Beyond Both Spouses

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Fixed-Index Annuities Offer Retirement Solutions

Persistent Low Interest Rates and Demographics Drive the Demand

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Use Age as the Gauge for Retirement’s Safe-Money Allocation

Applying Common Sense and Risk Tolerance Can Satisfy a Retiree’s Investment Appetite.

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The Sequence of Returns During Retirement Distribution

The Sequence of Returns Risk is the Retirement Apocalypse.

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Retirement’s Healthcare Options are Too Many to Weigh on Your Own

Medicare is But One Leg of the Retirement Planning Journey

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Consistency is the Hallmark of Savings Success

Slow and Steady Often Wins a Successful Retirement Race

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Retirement is not a “Set It and Forget It Proposition

Retirement Plans Benefit from Regular Monitoring and Third-Party Review

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There Are Basic Approaches to Retirement that Can Deliver Real Results

Retirement Planning is a Deliberate Act of Securing Your Own Future

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Most Retirees Need Lifetime Guaranteed Income

Increased Longevity Drives the Need for Lifetime Income Streams

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Tax-Free Income from Cash-Value Life Insurance

Cash Value Life Inusrance Can be a Significant Asset in Your Retirement Portfolio

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Tax-Advantaged Life Insurance with Access to Market Returns

Indexed and Variable Universal Life Insurance Could Be a Play for Tax Conscience Investors

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Tax-Conscience, Conservative Savers Should Consider These Life Insurance Policies

Par Whole Life and Universal Life Insurance Interest Crediting Contracts

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Creating a Low-Cost Life Insurance Policy Can Deliver an Optimal Return

Designing an Optimal Life Insurance Policy for Tax-Deferred Cash Accumulation and Tax-Free Distributions

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Funding College Education, Retirement and Generational Income

Life Insurance Can Be Used in a Variety of Income-Planning Scenarios

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Creating a Tax-Free Retirement Plan

Adding a Reverse Mortgage, Roth IRA and Life Insurance to Social Security Income

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Mutual Fund Diversity May Need to Add Fees into the Equation

Investors Often Underestimate Mutual Funds’ Annual Fees by 50%

Allowing Your Risk Tolerance to Dictate Your Investment Strategy

Investing Appropriately, According to Your Risk Tolerance May Let You Sleep Better

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Foundational Income is the Strength of Retirement

Building Your Retirement Foundation Upon the Footings of Guaranteed Income

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The 3 Keys to Vetting Your Retirement Plan Adviser

Investors Are Best Served by Advisers Who Value Client Suitability