Longevity

Start long-term-care conversations early so you’re not scrambling to help clients raise cash. (by Molly Prues)

These four steps can help assure clients they’re being seen, heard. (By Lynn Ballou)

Advisors sit in a good seat to spot clients' early problems of dementia and help families craft new plans to protect assets. (By Michelle Andrews)

This jack-of-all trades advisor was told he will live to 98, and he plans to make the most of it.

He also teaches younger advisors to show respect and be patient with older clients.

He found his passion as a fiduciary after seeing small business owners struggle.

Now is the time for financial advisors to rethink whether they really want to retire. (By Bradley Jenson)

She doesn’t plan to retire her planning or nursing credentials anytime soon.

Biotechnology and geroscience are making the 100+ year life a reality, says this advisor. (By Bradley Jenson)

Only one in five polled say their doctors have recently asked about their hearing.

Money

Nearly one-quarter of boomers say they’d use free time to develop a skill or turn a hobby into a side hustle. (By Ravi Kumar)

Longevity

Start long-term-care conversations early so you’re not scrambling to help clients raise cash. (by Molly Prues)

Work Life

Clients in their 50s may fair better with a side hustle instead of another diploma. (By Beth V. Walker)

Advisor Toolbox

Six strategies for advisors to add value during and well beyond tax-filing season. (By Leslie Geller)