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Will Your Retirement Savings Last As Long As You Live?
More than 70 percent of Americans are concerned they may outlive their retirement savings. Many do not have money to last the long haul. Even more startling is the fact one in five Americans have absolutely nothing saved for retirement at all. (source, Indexed Annuity Leadership Nov 2017)
Starting to save now and creating a plan for lifetime income, no matter how long you live, are important retirement planning first steps. Dive into planning tools like these free calculators to work on your personal retirement plan.
Economic Outlook: Job Growth Springs Ahead
October’s job growth is consistent with the modest acceleration in overall economic growth that we have seen over the past two quarters. After holding steady in November, the Fed is widely expected to resume rate tightening in mid-December ― a move supported by the latest positive steps in the labor market. Read more.
Women May Be Key to Growing Your Practice
Women’s need for financial services continues to grow. With more women graduating from college than men, women are closing the pay gap and becoming the wealthier sex. The 2016 Allianz Women, Money, and Power® Study showed that more than one-third of women report being the sole or primary household breadwinner and half responded that they made the long-term financial decisions in their households. Even for those who aren’t the primary wage-earner, women often influence spending and saving decisions in their home. Yet according to the study, only 30% of women are working with a financial professional. This indicates a need and an opportunity. Learn more.
Why Clients Should Consider Purchasing LTC Insurance
When Vernon Duckett first heard about long-term care insurance, his wife, Helen, talked him into it. Years later, that decision not only provided financial security – it provided peace of mind and independence. Share the Duckett family’s story, and help your clients learn why they, too, should consider buying long-term care insurance. Watch video.
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More than 70 percent of Americans are concerned they may outlive their retirement savings. Many do not have money to last the long haul. Even more startling is the fact one in five Americans have absolutely nothing saved for retirement at all.
October’s job growth is consistent with the modest acceleration in overall economic growth that we have seen over the past two quarters. After holding steady in November, the Fed is widely expected to resume rate tightening in mid-December 
Women’s need for financial services continues to grow. With more women graduating from college than men, women are closing the pay gap and becoming the wealthier sex. The 2016 Allianz Women, Money, and Power® Study showed that more than one-third of women report being the sole or primary household breadwinner and half responded that they made the long-term financial decisions in their households. Even for those who aren’t the primary wage-earner, women often influence spending and saving decisions in their home. Yet according to the study, only 30% of women are working with a financial professional. This indicates a need and an opportunity. 
