New Research Reveals Disconnect Between Consumer and Advisor Perceptions in Social Security Planning
The research, conducted in fall 2024 and based on surveys of 1,000 consumers and 500 financial professionals, is summarized in the white paper titled “4 key steps to make
"This disconnect represents an opportunity for financial professionals," said
The research also found that nearly one-third of consumers who have not yet claimed
Protective’s goal in commissioning this research is to equip financial professionals with the insights they need to better serve their clients, particularly in an era of heightened attention to the future of
Financial professionals seeking deeper insights into the findings are invited to visit our secure portal to explore the full study and access the whitepaper. For immediate access, the whitepaper is also available for direct download here.
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