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Six Longevity Planning Tips to Discuss With ClientsSix Longevity Planning Tips to Discuss With Clients

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Victor Ngai, Asst. Vice President - Advanced Sales

April 19, 2017

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According to the Social Security Administration, the average 65-year-old woman can expect to live to about 86.6 while a man that age on average will live until 84.3. In fact, one out of every four 65-year-olds today will live past 90, and one out of 10 will live past 95. As we live well beyond our traditional working years, it is important for retirees to have multiple sources of income heading into retirement. The days of relying on a corporate pension are long past. Unfortunately, too many Americans have not saved enough for retirement and rely too heavily on Social Security payments; they are not living their retirement years to the fullest, always having to live paycheck to paycheck.

Financial advisors need to start planning for retirement with their clients as early as possible. Here are some longevity planning considerations to keep in mind when speaking with your clients:

Victor Ngai is Assistant Vice President, The Guardian Life Insurance Company of America

About the Author

Victor Ngai

Asst. Vice President - Advanced Sales, The Guardian Life Insurance Company of America

VICTOR NGAI, JD, CLU, ChFC is an Asst. Vice President of the Business Resource Center (BRC) for Advanced Markets at The Guardian Life Insurance Company of America.  The BRC primarily provides case consultation, case design support, and financial education to thousands of financial representatives who work with business owners and high net worth individuals.He is a frequent speaker at industry conferences and legal and accounting continuing education seminars.  He is a member of the New York and New Jersey bars, AALU, and is on the Board of the New York City Chapter of the Society of Financial Services Professionals.