Ryan George | Source | Chief Marketing Officer at Docupace Technologies

"Just like 55 mph is no longer ubiquitous for how fast you can drive, 65 years old is no longer the universal age of retirement. (Advisors) and their clients need to stop seeing retirement as playing golf and long walks on the beach. This life stage is one-third or more of their adult life, and those extra years don't come cheap." U.S. News & World Report

"A true retirement advisor should demonstrate knowledge in how assets are spent, not just accumulated." U.S. News & World Report