09/29/2026
Women often plan for retirement while still taking care of everyone else. But have you planned for how long your retirement might last?
Women, on average, live longer than men. That can mean more years to enjoy—and more years for your income, savings, and healthcare plan to support the life you want. Social Security’s current estimates for people reaching age 65 reflect that difference.
If retirement is getting closer, it may be time to ask:
• What will my income look like after my paycheck ends?
• When does it make sense for me to claim Social Security?
• How might healthcare costs affect my plan?
• Would my plan still work if I lived into my 90s or my circumstances changed?
You’ve worked hard to build this next chapter. Let’s make sure you have a plan for all of it.
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