Financial Planner at Meridian Credit Union and Aviso Wealth
In a series of questions about retirement priorities, 57% of women said income that is “consistent and stable” is important to them, compared with 45% of men. Another question asked whether income that is “guaranteed for life” (which could come from Social Security, pensions, or products like annuities) is important, and 52% of women agreed, compared with 44% of men. Here's more info on your guaranteed income options
In a series of questions about retirement priorities, 57% of women said income that is “consistent and stable” is important to them, compared with 45% of men. Another question asked whether income that is “guaranteed for life” (which could come from Social Security, pensions, or products like annuities) is important, and 52% of women agreed, compared with 44% of men. Here's more info on your guaranteed income options
Executive Consultant - Financial Planning Services for Professionals & Business Owners at IG Wealth Management
In a series of questions about retirement priorities, 57% of women said income that is “consistent and stable” is important to them, compared with 45% of men. Another question asked whether income that is “guaranteed for life” (which could come from Social Security, pensions, or products like annuities) is important, and 52% of women agreed, compared with 44% of men. Here's more info on your guaranteed income options
In a series of questions about retirement priorities, 57% of women said income that is “consistent and stable” is important to them, compared with 45% of men. Another question asked whether income that is “guaranteed for life” (which could come from Social Security, pensions, or products like annuities) is important, and 52% of women agreed, compared with 44% of men. Here's more info on your guaranteed income options
In a series of questions about retirement priorities, 57% of women said income that is “consistent and stable” is important to them, compared with 45% of men. Another question asked whether income that is “guaranteed for life” (which could come from Social Security, pensions, or products like annuities) is important, and 52% of women agreed, compared with 44% of men. Here's more info on your guaranteed income options
In a series of questions about retirement priorities, 57% of women said income that is “consistent and stable” is important to them, compared with 45% of men. Another question asked whether income that is “guaranteed for life” (which could come from Social Security, pensions, or products like annuities) is important, and 52% of women agreed, compared with 44% of men. Here's more info on your guaranteed income options
In a series of questions about retirement priorities, 57% of women said income that is “consistent and stable” is important to them, compared with 45% of men. Another question asked whether income that is “guaranteed for life” (which could come from Social Security, pensions, or products like annuities) is important, and 52% of women agreed, compared with 44% of men. Here's more info on your guaranteed income options
In a series of questions about retirement priorities, 57% of women said income that is “consistent and stable” is important to them, compared with 45% of men. Another question asked whether income that is “guaranteed for life” (which could come from Social Security, pensions, or products like annuities) is important, and 52% of women agreed, compared with 44% of men. Here's more info on your guaranteed income options
In a series of questions about retirement priorities, 57% of women said income that is “consistent and stable” is important to them, compared with 45% of men. Another question asked whether income that is “guaranteed for life” (which could come from Social Security, pensions, or products like annuities) is important, and 52% of women agreed, compared with 44% of men. Here's more info on your guaranteed income options
In a series of questions about retirement priorities, 57% of women said income that is “consistent and stable” is important to them, compared with 45% of men. Another question asked whether income that is “guaranteed for life” (which could come from Social Security, pensions, or products like annuities) is important, and 52% of women agreed, compared with 44% of men. Here's more info on your guaranteed income options
In a series of questions about retirement priorities, 57% of women said income that is “consistent and stable” is important to them, compared with 45% of men. Another question asked whether income that is “guaranteed for life” (which could come from Social Security, pensions, or products like annuities) is important, and 52% of women agreed, compared with 44% of men. Here's more info on your guaranteed income options
