Will Your Financial Plan Deliver the Retirement You Want?

Find out at this free
Retirement Planning Seminar

Thursday, Oct. 3rd, 2024

6:30 pm - 8:00 pm

Federal Way, WA

SEMINAR LOCATION
Life Point Law Campus
31919 6th Ave S a100, Federal Way, WA 98003

Easy to find. Free to park.

31919 6th Ave S a100, Federal Way, WA 98003, USA

Why It's So Important to Attend

This seminar explains why the financial planning you've already done may not be enough – and how your beliefs about money could put your future at risk.

Traditional retirement planning advice tells you that saving money is the most important thing. But is it?

Your beliefs about the role money plays during your retirement years can determine whether those years are a dream – or a disaster. For example, misconceptions about what money can do is a big reason why seven out of ten Americans take their last breath in a nursing home. Here are just a few examples of problematic beliefs:

It takes a lot of money to have a good retirement.
Money can solve any problem during your retirement years.
I don’t need to worry about paying for long-term care; I plan to die in my sleep.
If you have enough money, you can avoid being forced into a long-term care facility.
It’s always a good idea to buy annuities to create guaranteed income streams.
Long-term care insurance will pay for any long-term care you need.

The financial part of retirement planning is about more than saving money, managing an investment portfolio, and buying products like long-term care insurance and annuities. You need a plan for the money you accumulate, and that plan needs to be focused on the right goals. This seminar explains where so many people go wrong - and how you can do better.

Create a Financial Plan That Achieves ALL Your Goals for Retirement

Your financial plan for retirement should do more than just fund your adventures. If your goal is to age with dignity at home, without running out of money, and without asking loved ones to serve as your unpaid caregivers, your financial plan should be focused on three goals:

You won’t outlive your money, even if your health fails.
The people managing your financial affairs know how to use your assets to give you a life that is in keeping with your expectations (and not those of a hospital discharge nurse or social worker who thinks that institutional care is automatically the best option).
You have a plan to use your assets to minimize the burdens that will be placed on your fiduciaries and loved ones when it's time for them to step in to manage your healthcare needs and financial affairs.

Here's a nice bonus: If you your financial plan for retirement is built to achieve these goals, you could require less money than you might think to enjoy a good quality of life all the way to the end. This seminar explains how to create this kind of financial plan for retirement.