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Actuary Math Pattern

Risk Management Suite of Tools
for Financial Advisors

A FREE suite of tools designed to help you mitigate risk in retirement planning.

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Be in the driver's seat of the math and produce customizable reports relevant to your clients' unique situation.​

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Actuary Math Pattern

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Longevity

Are you planning to your clients' life expectancy - or true longevity? Shift from a 50% chance of failure to a strategy that anticipates your clients living beyond their expected age.

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Inflation

Inflation is compound interest working against you. Understand how inflation reduces your clients' spending power through retirement.

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Sequence of Returns

Starting retirement with a down year versus an up year can reduce your money by up to 10 years. Use this tool to demonstrate based on your client inputs.

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Internal Rate of Return

Cash flow analysis evaluates the timing of money in versus money out. With this tool, you can simplify the mechanics of insurance down to a single number.

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An IMO, an FMO, an independent brokerage dedicated to serving Advisors, their staff and their clients. Founded on Actuarial principles, we use math to help you deliver financial certainty to your clients. We do Annuities, Life Insurance, and Long-Term Care.

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How We Help You

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Sequence of Returns:

Starting retirement with a down year versus an up year can reduce your money by up to 10 years. Use this tool to demonstrate based on your client inputs

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Longevity:

Longevity does not equal Life Expectancy. Analyze results at various points of a client's lifecycle

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Inflation:

Inflation is compound interest working against you. Understand how inflation reduces your clients' spending power through retirement

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Internal Rate of Return:

Cash flow analysis is about the timing of money in versus money out. Simplify the mechanics of insurance down to a single number

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