by Ashley Flitter | Last updated Nov 3, 2021 | Longevity
Genivity was proud to host Dr. Amy’s webinar on “Increasing Longevity: Enhance Client Loyalty by addressing long-term health.” Dr. Amy D’Aprix is an internationally renowned expert on lifestyle issues relating to retirement, aging, caregiving, and family dynamics....
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by Ashley Flitter | Last updated Apr 22, 2021 | Longevity
Retirement is more than just being worried about running out of money; it is the desire to live mid-life longer with independence and dignity. In this webinar, Stephen Anton, Ph.D. and Fabrice Braunrot discuss the changing landscape of financial planning with regards...
by Ashley Flitter | Last updated Apr 16, 2020 | Longevity
Global research firm, the Aite Group, recently announced the top 10 trends driving growth in Wealth Management for 2020. #4 on that list: Advisors Supporting Client Longevity! By 2020, one third of the US population will be 65 and older. As people live longer,...
by Ashley Flitter | Last updated May 28, 2019 | Financial Planning, Longevity
The fact that the world is getting older should come as no surprise to you. There are already over half a billion people over the age of 65 and that demographic won’t be shrinking anytime soon. To stay ahead of the curve and to future-proof your practice, your firm...
by Ashley Flitter | Last updated May 28, 2019 | Financial Planning, Longevity
Longevity financial planning is a hot topic, no wonder, considering a sizeable portion of the population is projected to live until their 80s if not longer. This begs the question, will your clients outlive their money? If you plan accordingly, your clients can ensure...
by Ashley Flitter | Last updated May 24, 2019 | Financial Planning, Longevity
It can seem as though your profession is centered around one thing: money. Day in and day out you are in the weeds of figuring out how people can best optimize their wealth moving forward. It’s very rewarding to put strategies in place around expenses and incomes, but...
