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Longevity Means New Advisor Playbook, Part 1

Advisors are unaccustomed to working with older people, but it's more important than ever that they learn how, says advisor Catherine M. Seeber.

By Rethinking65

There are more people than ever over 65, with the fastest-growing age group 85 and older. Advisors are unaccustomed to working with older people, but it’s more important than ever that they learn how, says advisor Catherine M. Seeber.

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