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Unforeseen Medical Expenses
Old age typically brings medical problems and increased healthcare expenses.
Living out your retirement years in comfort while also covering your medical expenses may turn out to be a burden too large to bear.
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Uncertainty of Social Security and Pension Benefits
- The aging population is causing fewer contributors.
- More people are retiring due to increased longevity.
- Corporate collapses, such as bankruptcy of Enron negatively affect private pension plans.
- Defined pensio...
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The Flexibility to Deal with Changes
Unforeseen illnesses, the financial needs of your dependents, and the uncertainty of Social Security and pension systems are but a few of the factors at play.
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Estate Planning
Without a well-planned retirement nest egg, you may be forced to liquidate your assets in order to cover your expenses during your retirement years.
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