I think that 65 is the new 45, especially with folks living longer and the advances we see in healthcare. While advisors may plan to retire at 65, many end up working much longer. And the actions they're actually taking now to prepare can speak volumes."David Canter, executive vice president of practice management and consulting, Fidelity Clearing & Custody Solutions. |

I think that 65 is the new 45, especially with folks living longer and the advances we see in healthcare. While advisors may plan to retire at 65, many end up working much longer. And the actions they're actually taking now to prepare can speak volumes."
