Anthony Coulianidis at Prudential

Surprisingly, #lifeinsurance just became much more important for divorced #401k and #IRA savers. Learn more in this new paper from @Prudential.

Married couples nearing retirement may find it beneficial for the spouse eligible for the lower Social Security payments to start collecting his/her worker benefit early, while delaying the other spouse’s benefits. Here are more #socialsecurity claiming tips for married couples:

Saving in a #401k or #IRA is great for generating future #retirement incomebut no longer as good a plan if you want to leave something to your children. @Prudential explains.

For married couples, a critical part of any Social Security claiming strategy is integrating benefits to take advantage of the rules surrounding the claiming of benefits. Here’s what married couples need to know about claiming #SocialSecurity benefits:

Congress has increased the tax liability of your #401k and #IRA if you don’t spend those assets in #retirement. Learn what you can do to limit any damage.

Your kid has worked especially hard to get into their college of choice. Are you ready to pay for it? Financial aid is a viable option. Here’s how to make it work for you. #CollegeBound #FinancialAid

As the largest generation in the U.S. labor force, Millennials are set to transform the workplace. Employers can better attract this critical talent pool by offering workplace benefits that matter to this generation, such as student loan repayment options.

As more working-age adults take on the task of caring for an aging parent, they may jeopardize their own long-term financial wellness.

At a time when many #millennials are getting married, buying homes, and having children, they’re paying attention to what they need to do to improve their #FinancialWellness. Don’t go it alone a financial professional can help.

On average, women lag behind men in retirement savings by 43% - yet two-thirds don’t work with a financial advisor who could help strategize an approach to help them live the retirement lifestyle they deserve.

With #women facing more unique challenges than men when it comes to #retirement, a plan to grow your nest egg is now more important than ever. Here are a few tips on how to maximize it. #WomensFinances #ChangetheOdds

After age 65, 70% of people will need chronic illness care. Let’s get together to discuss how life insurance with a chronic illness benefit can help protect you and your loved ones. Contact me today!

Are you aware of the legacy you’re creating for loved ones? Let’s talk about the importance of intentional legacies.

Did you know that life insurance can actually be used to reduce debt and create wealth? Let’s talk about how it can specifically work for you. #FinancialLiteracy

As distressing as market downturns can be, there are steps you can take to protect your portfolio. I'm here to answer any questions you may have.

Should you protect your money from market loss or try to grow it? Read about how fixed indexed annuities can help you do both. #FinancialWellness

A market downturn 5 years before or 5 years after you retire could negatively impact your retirement. Use a portion of your 401(k) to purchase a guaranteed income strategy. Contact me today. Protecting your income for retirement. That's financial wellness.

Maybe it's time to try a strategy that offers protection from market losses for your money. Contact me today. Having a strategy that offers both protection from market losses and growth opportunities. That's financial wellness.