Meet 2 thought leaders who aim to revamp retirement planning
June 10, 2015 by Warren S. Hersch
The education that financial advisors receive today, while providing the tools and skills needed to help workers build a nest egg, is inadequate to a critical task of planning: ensuring a sufficient income throughout retirement.
This shortcoming, say Dirk Cotton and François Gadenne, can be attributed to the fact that traditional financial planning concepts fail to incorporate, among other things, retirement risk allocations — and thus income protection products like life insurance and annuities — into their models.
To learn more, LifeHealthPro Senior Editor Warren S. Hersch interviewed Cotton and Gadenne, two thought leaders who are endeavoring to plug the protection gap in advisors’ education. Click here to read…