Benefits Think How to maximize retirement ‘paychecks’

Published Updated 4 Min Read

The last 30-40 years of our clients’ working lives have been spent managing family finances, typically with two paychecks a month. Upon retirement, they’ll speak to the HR department at their office and fill out distribution papers for their 401(k) or profit sharing plan. These funds, along with Social Security, will replace their customary paychecks to cover their living expenses for the rest of their life.

As financial services professionals, we have to do our due diligence to help our clients optimize their portfolio in their golden years and safeguard them from financial mistakes. Most can’t afford any lapse in retirement because they are no longer working or making contributions to their retirement plan.

Brian Ashe
Partner

Ashe, CLU, a 45-year MDRT member, has been in the insurance and investment business since 1969, assisting clients with life, health, disability income, annuity and equity products. His work is … Read full bio


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