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    What happens if I outlive my savings?  Can I retire and maintain my lifestyle? How will the cost of living and inflation affect my retirement income? Will 80% of my pre retirement income be enough to retire on? These types of questions can haunt you all during retirement unless you resolve them.

    Many people seek out a financial planner and follow a recommended plan for the accumulation of total retirement savings. The one thing most people (84%) don’t do is determine what yearly income their retirement plan will produce for the next 30 to 50 years. It’s no wonder only 16%, of those about to retire or already retired, actually go through the process of determining their retirement income over so many years. It is a long tedious job and no one else will do it. We have significantly shortened the time and effort you have to spend to estimate your retirement income over any number of years, to generally 15 minutes, the time it takes to carefully fill out our secure Information and Order form.

    With today’s medical advances, our average lifespan is increasing from age 85 to a robust 95. You may even have read featured articles about active 104 to 106 year old retirees. In our area the oldest person is 111. Eliminate haunting questions. Check your level of retirement income preparedness, answer, what does my yearly retirement income for the next 30 to 50 years look like? It is not as hard as it sounds. For most people, the major sources of retirement income will be: government sponsored Social Security, employer sponsored pension, and employer sponsored retirement savings, personal savings and personal investments. With this information in mind, please continue on to the next section:  What We Do