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5 must-know tips for financial advisors going virtual
Our CEO and founder, Aaron Cirksena, was recently highlighted in Financial Planning for his insights on thriving as a virtual financial advisor. He shared practical strategies for building client trust, leveraging technology, and redefining convenience for high-net-worth clients.
Read MorePlanning for A Solo Retirement?
A recent GoBankingRates article reveals that 22% of singles are apprehensive about retiring alone. Aaron Cirksena, founder and CEO of MDRN Capital, addresses these concerns by emphasizing the importance of proactive financial planning. He advises singles to diversify their assets and establish income streams that aren’t solely dependent on market performance. Cirksena also highlights the significance of timing Social Security benefits, noting that delaying can result in an 8% annual increase, which is particularly beneficial for those without spousal support.
Read More22% of Singles Are ‘Scared’ to Retire Alone
Aaron Cirksena, CEO of MDRN Capital, was featured in Yahoo Finance’s article, “22% of Singles Are ‘Scared’ to Retire Alone — How to Plan for a Solo Retirement”, discussing the unique financial challenges faced by single individuals approaching retirement. Cirksena emphasized the importance of tax-efficient withdrawal strategies, recommending that singles consider withdrawing funds from taxable accounts before tapping into tax-deferred accounts to better manage their tax liabilities over time.
Read More22% of Singles Are ‘Scared’ to Retire Alone — How to Plan for a Solo Retirement
Aaron Cirksena, CEO of MDRN Capital, was featured in AOL’s article, “22% of Singles Are ‘Scared’ to Retire Alone — How to Plan for a Solo Retirement”, discussing the unique challenges faced by single individuals approaching retirement.He emphasized the importance of proactive financial planning, stating that singles often need to build larger emergency funds and consider long-term care solutions due to the absence of a partner’s support.
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