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20th November 2015

Canada Life: The blended approach to retirement income

With the introduction of the pension freedoms in April 2015, your clients now have much more choice.

In many cases, it is clear what is needed to meet their objectives. For example, some may simply want a guaranteed income for life and others will want complete flexibility.

In the new pension world, a blended solution can offer clients the flexibility and guarantees they require while still meeting their desired level of risk and capacity for loss.

In his latest article, Sam Newton, Technical Project Manager at Canada Life, explores how a blended solution is an option advisers should consider for clients with multiple or changing retirement needs.

You can also watch Canada Life’s animated video to see how their CanRetire range of retirement income solutions could meet the changing needs of your clients.

Help your clients retire with confidence

For more information on the new pension freedoms and to discover how the CanRetire range of products could help your clients retire with confidence, read Canada Life’s comprehensive CanRetire Adviser Guide here.

If you would like to discuss anything in more detail, please call Canada Life on 01707 422 927 or email adviser.support@canadalife.co.uk

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