Longevity

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They're worried about safety and loss of community for loved ones with developmental, intellectual and physical disabilities.

The founder of the Garrett Planning Network isn’t a fatalist. She’s a realist who doesn’t want to see anyone’s clients blindsided.

The journalist is trying to “take away the stigma and bring Alzheimer's and dementia out of the closet," he says.

Roberta Karmel enforced, practiced and taught securities law for 60 years. She’s still helping advisors get it right.

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The most meaningful, influential time you will have with a client is in the much later years of their life, says advisor Catherine M. Seeber.

Take a little time to make people feel special and well taken care of. They’ll notice and tell others. (By Bryce Sanders)

The average age of widowhood in the U.S. is just 59, and pre-retirees who are widowed face unique challenges.

Wharton’s Peter Linneman on how longevity is “the greatest disruptor ever” — and why it’s essential. (By Bradley Jenson)

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Clients facing a serious illness need advisors who listen and allow them to express their feelings, says advisor Catherine M. Seeber.