Dr. Wade Pfau Maximizing Retirement Income with Whole Life Insurance

Maximizing Retirement Income with Whole Life Insurance – Dr. Wade Pfau

Want to get the most income later in life?  Your success depends not on one product, but the coordination of financial tools and your entire personal financial system.  Whether your focus is on acquiring cash-flowing assets or you have a more typical investment portfolio, whole life insurance and annuities can play a critical role.  That’s why we’re talking with Dr. Wade Pfau, a widely-recognized expert on income strategies with whole life insurance.

So if you want to get the most income during retirement, have the greatest chance of not running out of money, leave the greatest legacy, and see why the higher premium of whole life is worth it over “buying term and investing the difference”, tune in now!

In this episode, you’ll find out:

  1. Why the typical approach to retirement planning leaves so many in scarcity with the possibility of running out of money.
  2. How an integrated strategy using life insurance products with an investment portfolio provides more income during retirement.
  3. 3 ways whole life insurance is more than an income replacement that’s no longer needed after retirement.
  4. Why a financial strategy that includes whole life outperforms “buying term and investing the difference.”
  5. How you can spend more during retirement and pass on a bigger legacy.
  6. How whole life insurance and annuities provide an “actuarial bond” environment to replace traditional bonds in the typical asset allocation. This divides the functions of growth and income into separate assets, and give you more growth and more income.
  7. Why life insurance that uses bonds is better than buying bonds directly.
  8. How to preserve your investment portfolio and minimize the sequence of return risk, giving you more income during later years.

About Dr. Wade Pfau

Wade D. Pfau, Ph.D., CFA, RICP, is the curriculum director of the Retirement Income Certified Professional designation and a Professor of Retirement Income at The American College of Financial Services in King of Prussia, PA.

He is also a Principal and Director for McLean Asset Management.

Dr. Pfau holds a doctorate in economics from Princeton University and publishes frequently in a wide variety of academic and practitioner research journals on topics related to retirement income. 

He hosts the Retirement Researcher website, and is a contributor to ForbesAdvisor PerspectivesJournal of Financial Planning, and an Expert Panelist for the Wall Street Journal.  

Dr. Pfau is the author of several books on retirement income strategies. 

Dr. Wade Pfau Links and Mentions

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Rachel Marshall

Rachel Marshall is a devoted wife and nurturing mother to three wonderful children. Rachel is a speaker, coach, and the author of Seven Generations Legacy™, passionate about helping enterprising families unlock their true potential and live into the multi-generational legacy they are destined for. After a near-death experience, she developed a deep understanding of the significance of recognizing and embracing one's unique legacy As Co-Founder and Chief Financial Educator of The Money Advantage, Rachel Marshall is renowned for her ability to make money simple, fun, and doable. She empowers her clients to build sustainable multi-generational wealth and create a legacy that extends far beyond mere financial success. Rachel's expertise lies in helping wealth creators remove the fear of money ruining their children, give instructions for stewarding family money, teach financial stewardship and create perpetual wealth through family banking, and save time coordinating family finances. Rachel co-hosts The Money Advantage podcast, a highly popular show that delves into business and personal finance, including how to effectively manage finances, protect wealth, and generate sustainable cash flow. Rachel's engaging teaching style and practical advice have made her a trusted source of financial wisdom for her listeners.
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