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Best Practices for Retirement Income Planning

Topic

Retirement Savings and Income Planning

Program ID

235583

Hours

1

Format

Live / Stand-alone Workshop or Seminar

Complexity

Intermediate

Description

As the baby boomers reach retirement, advisors must solve new problems for clients. Retirement income is different as clients shift their focus from maximizing wealth to creating sustainable income, clients face a greater range of risks, and clients increasingly must solve a complex lifetime financial problem. Key retirement risks include longevity risk, market and the newly emergent sequence of returns risk, and personal spending shock risks. Each risk requires different income tools and risk management techniques. Two distinct schools of thought have emerged within the retirement income world: probability-based approaches and safety-first approaches. This presentation considers how different retirement income tools can be combined to build more efficient retirement strategies in a many that best integrates apsects from both schools of thought.

Learning Objectives

• Differentiating between accumulation and distribution • Understanding key retirement risks • Surveying the retirement tool landscape with respect to investments and/or insurance • Interpret the impacts on income and legacy created by different retirement income strategies