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Spending in Retirement
Date
January 19, 2016
This session provides a review of spending in retirement, including health spending risk, and discusses strategies to deal with the risk of outliving assets. Attendees will understand how:
• Spending changes over time in retirement
• To coordinate income strategies to match later-life spending patterns and risks
• Spending changes over time in retirement
• To coordinate income strategies to match later-life spending patterns and risks
Speaker
Professor, Frank M. Engle Chair of Economic Security Research, The American College of Financial Services
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