When it comes to the baby-boom generation, it pays to be old.

The first of the boomers began reaching normal retirement age in 2008, and those who have already gone through the process probably are in better shape financially than their boomer brethren who will be retiring in the future.

In fact, it might seem as if the deck is stacked against younger boomers, who range in age from 53 to 62. For one, they are less likely to have a traditional pension than older boomers. If they are helping their children pay for college, they are facing far higher tuition costs than older boomers. And then there are their parents. As people live longer, younger boomers are more likely to have to help support their parents in old age than boomers who came before them. 

Compass & Clock is here to help set you on a stronger path to retirement. The goal is to outlive your money. Whether you want to learn about the new hybrid Long-Term Care Insurance policy or how to turn the equity in your home into income through a Reverse Mortgage - we're here to help you start preplanning today for a financially-sound tomorrow.

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A great place to start would be reviewing the below Financial Solutions Assessments sheet below, and then feel free to reach out to any of our Compass & Clock experts in our online directory following the tip sheet.