Running out of money ranks as Americans» top retirement concern, according to a recent
survey of financial planners.1 Guaranteed streams of income may help reduce anxiety about outliving savings and help people maintain their lifestyle during retirement.
Not exact matches
A CNBC / FPA
survey of 1,449
of those members showed that certified
financial planners are still bullish on stocks.
Corley, an accountant and
financial planner, draws conclusions from
surveys of 233 wealthy individuals on their daily habits and compares them with 128 lower - earning individuals.
A
survey from the American Institute
of CPAs confirms that: 41 percent
of CPA
financial planners reported that coming up short in retirement topped the list
of their clients»
financial concerns.
In a recent
survey, 57 %
of CPA
financial planners said their clients» top retirement concern was depleting their nest egg too soon.
One final finding from the
survey that is consistent across all demographic segments is the belief that
financial planners are the most reliable sources
of financial information — more so than newspapers, websites, or other professionals.
When it comes to comprehensive
financial plans, according to the 2012 Household Financial Planning Survey conducted by the Certified Financial Planner Board of Standards, «Overall, only about a third (31 %) of decision ‐ makers today report having ever put together such a pla
financial plans, according to the 2012 Household
Financial Planning Survey conducted by the Certified Financial Planner Board of Standards, «Overall, only about a third (31 %) of decision ‐ makers today report having ever put together such a pla
Financial Planning
Survey conducted by the Certified
Financial Planner Board of Standards, «Overall, only about a third (31 %) of decision ‐ makers today report having ever put together such a pla
Financial Planner Board
of Standards, «Overall, only about a third (31 %)
of decision ‐ makers today report having ever put together such a plan.»
Financial planners, in
surveys, say they don't chase returns, but an analysis
of their investment choices by Daniel Bergstresser
of Harvard Business School found plenty
of evidence
of it.
AICPA Personal
Financial Planning Trend Survey The American Institute of CPAs surveyed CPA financial planners in February, 2015 to gain insight on their clients» main retirement
Financial Planning Trend
Survey The American Institute
of CPAs
surveyed CPA
financial planners in February, 2015 to gain insight on their clients» main retirement
financial planners in February, 2015 to gain insight on their clients» main retirement concerns.
Another
survey, a poll
of financial planners by the American Institute
of CPAs, found that even affluent clients have substantial fears about outliving retirement money and runaway health expenses.