Picture this:
You’re 120 years old.
You’ve been retired for…not 20, not 30, but 60 years.
You’ve had a lot of time, but now––not a lot of money.
This may sound like the setup for an unfortunate sci-fi movie, but these days, longevity is an extremely important issue when planning for retirement.
Life expectancies keep rising with advancements in modern medicine, which could potentially give you multiple decades of post-work life.
To enjoy those years to the fullest, it’s time to start thinking about longevity in retirement now.
That’s the focus of this month’s Visual Insights Newsletter.
More time in retirement isn’t always about more opportunities, it may also invite new complexities and risks.
Addressing those now can help you experience a potentially long and deeply fulfilling retirement.
Discover what it takes to plan for longevity in retirement.
Talk soon,
Art
Arthur Creel, Investment Advisor
P.S. What’s the first (or next) big thing you’re going to do as a retiree? Why? Hit “Reply” and share your plans. I’d love to read what you’re looking forward to in post-work life.
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