[REPLAY] Building a Resilient Retirement Income Plan from Athene

Recorded 11/01/22

With prices rising at the highest pace since the 1980s, some Americans may be reprioritizing how they’re allocating their money. According to the latest figures, $1,000 in January 2000 had the same purchasing power as $1,680.78 today.2 Even trips to the grocery store, filling up the gas tank and paying bills may leave some investors with less money to save for their future. With a smaller nest egg, income later in life could be tighter than they planned.

Your clients, especially those nearing or entering a potentially long retirement, may be looking for solutions. Join Mitch Anderson, VP and Relationship Manager at Athene, for a timely discussion where he’ll share:

• Today’s top retirement concerns and plans to address them
• Where three of the most common income planning strategies often fall short
• How fixed indexed annuities can help mitigate retirement income shortfalls