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Discuss your goals, review your current situation, and learn what a coordinated retirement income plan could look like for you.

We’ll explain the process and help you understand the next step, without pressure to make an immediate decision.

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Trever Peterson
Horizon Retirement Solutions

The first conversation is free. We explain any applicable service costs before you decide whether to move forward.

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Who is this planning approach for?

We work with people approaching retirement, those already retired, and those navigating a significant life or business transition. The first conversation helps us understand what you need and whether our approach is a fit.

What happens at the first meeting?

We discuss your goals, income needs, current accounts, and retirement timeline. You can ask questions about the planning process and what working together would involve.

Is the first conversation free?

Yes. The initial retirement conversation is free. We explain the next steps and any applicable service costs before you decide whether to move forward.

Can planning help if I am already retired?

Yes. The process can review your current withdrawals, income sources, and investment allocation in light of your needs today.

Do I have to use my accounts in a fixed order?

No. Withdrawal decisions depend on your circumstances. A coordinated strategy considers your account types, required distributions, and current tax situation.

Are all retirement income options guaranteed?

No. Investment portfolios carry risk. Certain insurance contracts offer guarantees subject to the insurer’s claims-paying ability and the contract’s terms. Any recommendation should explain both its benefits and limitations.