Retirement Financial Advisor Michael Ladin Announces Personalized Retirement Plan Options for Baby Boomers
In a financial services landscape that is anything but one-size-fits-all, a growing number of investment-savvy retirees are seeking out independent fiduciary advisors who have a legal and ethical commitment to act in the client's best interest. According to Ladin, that commitment includes establishing a clear understanding of the client's individual vision for retirement, assessing their unique risks, assets and expectations, and creating a tailor- made retirement plan to accomplish their personal retirement goals.
Baby Boomers and retirees have become frustrated with the mainstream brokerage houses and their old-school, commission driven approach to financial advice--instead, today's retirees want an advisor who understands their concerns, thinks outside the box and isn't under pressure to sell them company products.
"Changes to
The challenges facing retirees today are unlike any that previous generation has faced in at least the past 100 years. Previous generations of retirees could count on pensions, a healthy
"Unfortunately, mainstream brokers are still selling standard products to older clients that aren't keeping up with this changing economic climate and do not fit their long-term needs," Ladin says. "They aren't getting it."
The growing number of experienced financial advisors who are breaking away from old- school corporate groups realize they need to free themselves and their clients from the trappings of proprietary products and cross selling. Independent advisors like Ladin are motivated by the desire to offer personalized retirement planning services away from the mainstream financial institutions that are unlikely to help clients whose situations don't respond to cookie cutter solutions.
"An independent financial advisor is arguably more likely to ensure that consumers receive customized support, unburdened by the constant pressure to sell products that may or may not be the best solution for their client's needs," Ladin says. "An independent advisor often has the flexibility to offer a broader range of financial strategies and advice to help develop the most effective retirement plan for each individual client."
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The host of Retirement Radio's "Strategies for Financial Success" on NewsTalk 610 WIOD, Saturdays at
Since beginning his career in the financial services and insurance business more than 20 years ago, Ladin has built a reputation as a respected public speaker and consultant.
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