Listen to Michael D. Reese, CFP® talk about the differences between a financial advisor and a retirement advisor. One of the questions that most retirees ask (and some of you may be asking) is “Do I have enough to retire?” A financial advisor is trained to focus on growth and accumulation during the first part of your life. A retirement advisor will focus on preserving what you’ve built, generating income streams, tax planning and more. Retirement is a fundamental shift in your life. Therefore you need to make sure the strategies and tools you use in your retirement plans will support your goals and dreams. So sit back, relax, and listen to the Retirement Revolution.

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