Spending in Retirement
Learn how to best work with clients to determine their optimal retirement spending plan.
Markets, jobs fall on new bailout proposal
By Danielle AndrusU.S. stock futures fell early Wednesday in anticipation of the $700 billion bailout, according to MarketWatch. Futures for the Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 81...
October 01, 2008
How Prepared Are You?A recent survey of registered investment advisors by Spectrem Group of Chicago for Ameritas Advisor Services found that although 63 percent of advisors expect retirement...
October 01, 2008
Are You a Stock or a Bond?Pensions Are Dying; Long Live Pensions"...At present, the only way a company can manage the risk of long-lived workers is to work them so hard...
October 01, 2008
VAs: What's New?Variable annuities have undergone and are still undergoing constant improvement, experts say, and a more advisors than before are willing to consider them for clients. Research...
October 01, 2008
Five Questions for the Retirement AdvisorDavid Aigner, Morgan Stanley Global Wealth Management Group, Senior Vice President/Financial Advisor, Houston 1. What has hit you or your clients out of left field, and...
October 01, 2008
The Mutual Benefits of 401(k) PlansFor many employees and executives, their 401(k) plans have become a large part of their retirement savings. The plans are also important for employers, though,...
October 01, 2008
Legal Double DippingWhat if you could tell a client that they can retire early and still get their full retirement benefits? Well, in fact, you can. "It's...
October 01, 2008
A Two-Way Retirement Transition PlanJames Zimbardi at Allgen Financial Services in Florida is part of a team that is recruiting established advisors from standalone shops as well as from...