Hosted by Wade Pfau, PhD, CFA, RICP – Founder of Retirement Researcher.
No one will live forever. It’s not something that most of us like to think about very often, but it’s incredibly important in the retirement planning process. Your retirement plan is not complete unless you are considering the issues that you might face towards the end of your life (and potentially even much earlier). Understanding how to think through these issues will help you come to decisions that work for you and your family.
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Wade joined McLean in 2013, the same year Investment News named him one of the “20 people expected to shape the financial advisory industry.” Since then, IN has named him to their lists of industry leaders every year, most recently on their list of “Icons & Innovators” of the financial industry in 2016. He has been recognized with numerous other honors, including sharing the 2012 Academic Thought Leadership award from the Retirement Income Industry Association for his work evaluating outcomes of different retirement strategies.
Wade was born in suburban Detroit in 1977 and lived there until he was 15. He then moved to Des Moines, Iowa, where he graduated from East High School in 1995. From 2003 to 2013, Wade lived in Japan, where he worked with the National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies and published a landmark paper challenging the 4 percent rule.
It’s much harder to have a positive impact on people’s lives as a traditional economist, which is how I began my career. When I started a blog about retirement income research, based on my financial and retirement planning research, I received positive comments from readers who had benefited from my research. This was very satisfying, and why I’m quite excited about my role at McLean Asset Management. Now I have the opportunity to bring the best practices from research into practical application for our clients on an ongoing basis.
It is greatly satisfying to spend lots of time with my three children and watch them grow up and adapt so well to life. They bring me greater focus on why it is important to work hard and to save.
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