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Audio/Web Conference: Retirement Planning for the Other 10% —
Those in Non-Traditional Unions

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Original Air Date Order Archives/CD Level CE Credits*
Wednesday, 08/24/11
12:00 noon – 1:00 p.m. ET
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Retirement Planning for the Other 10% - Those in Non-Traditional Unions
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Program Overview

This webinar will address how the estimated 10% of coupled U.S. households that are not in a federally recognized marriage can effectively plan for retirement. We will look at the current demographic and legal landscape around the country to set the stage for planning. What are the particular issues facing same-sex couples that might have some state recognition of their relationship versus heterosexual couples who choose not to marry for various reasons? How can we help these couples plan for adequate income in retirement and for efficient transfer of assets between each other and their loved ones? What is the impact of non marriage on government and corporate retirement benefits? What are the some of the short term and long term planning steps these couples should take now to enhance their retirement security and protection for the surviving partner?

Attendees will learn:

  • How retirement planning is impacted by non-marriage and what steps might be taken to minimize some of the legal ramifications of a non-married relationship.
  • The impact on retirement income and the ability to transfer assets, both during lifetime and at death, when a couple is not recognized as married by the federal government.
  • The most important steps to take now to protect and maximize retirement security and for estate planning.

Featured Speaker:

John A. Oliver, CLU, ChFC is vice president, field development, for Transamerica Life Insurance Company. John's primary responsibility is to identify, develop, and support marketing strategies, as well as support the company's regional vice president network in their sales efforts.

A popular lecturer, Oliver has created and presented more than 300 continuing education seminars to life insurance agents, attorneys, and certified public accountants and has spoken at the Million Dollar Round Table and for the American Bar Association, Real Property, Probate and Trust Law Section.

His articles on advanced planning with life insurance products have appeared in National Underwriter, Investment Advisor and the Journal of Financial Services Professionals.

Oliver graduated from San Diego State University, magna cum laude, with a Bachelor of Science degree in business management. He also completed a Master of Business Administration (MBA) degree program with an emphasis in finance.