Retirement
Professor Dan Ariely believes the financial profession has an opportunity to reinvent itself, addressing cognitive biases in a way that can be beneficial for advisers and their clients.
Wade D. Pfau, CFA, reviewed some of the biggest current debates over retirement planning.
“Many people who are lower- and middle-income really are taking a big risk if they do not annuitize to some extent — a risk of basically running out of money,” he tells the FT‘s John Authers.
Nobel laureate Bill Sharpe sat down with Kepos Capital's Robert Litterman to discuss theory and practice in investment management.
Three practitioners offer some straightforward suggestions for changing the trajectory of the financial profession.
Today retirees face five perils: inflation, investment, longevity, withdrawal, and healthcare risk. Providend Ltd. CEO Christopher Tan says retirees need a plan not only to cope with these risks but also to provide reliable income.