INVESTING
FOR RETIREMENT
Through interviews, articles, infographics, and videos we explore what the changing retirement landscape could mean for your clients and how this could impact investing for retirement.

Understanding retirement
Retirement should be a time of possibility, of new goals and desires. A time where we have the chance to do or be what we didn’t have time for before. But ensuring we can afford the retirement we want involves many complex choices and trade-offs.
The need for expert advice has never been greater, but the environment for delivering that advice has arguably never been tougher. Market conditions, economics and regulation are likely to drive significant change in the way financial advisers think about and deliver retirement advice.
Retirement Pillars
We have categorised our retirement approach into three distinct pillars – retirement principles,
retirement investment themes and retirement investment stories. Download the infographic
to learn more about our retirement investment framework.
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Retirement investment stories - Fixed income

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The 5 Ws of Fixed Income
There are so many options for investors approaching retirement. This flyer, designed for you to share with your clients, explains what fixed income is and why it may be a good fit for their life beyond work plans.
VIDEO
Strategic bonds: The Swiss army knife of fixed income?
Insight Investment senior portfolio manager Damien Hill and Richard Parkin, head of retirement, BNY Investments sit down to discuss the role strategic bond strategies could play in helping retirement clients achieve their goals.

Retirement investment stories – Equity income

Managing equity income for retirement
We believe equity income funds have a key role to play in supporting retirement income whether that’s being generated from selling shares or taking the natural income from the fund. Newton global income portfolio manager Jon Bell explains how he runs his funds and how his approach may be particularly well suited to those looking to generate retirement income.

Equity income: designed for retirement?
It is often suggested that clients planning to take retirement income from their investments need to lessen their equity exposure to reflect a reduced capacity for taking investment risk. But, does that mean turning their back on equities? Listen to our fireside chat with Richard Parkin, Head of Retirement for BNY Investments, as he discusses what equity income could mean for clients in retirement.
Retirement investment stories – Natural income

The 5 Ws of Natural Income (end-client ready)
A natural income approach could be useful if you are looking to generate an income - particularly in retirement. In this infographic, designed to be used with your clients, we help explain what natural income is, who could use this approach, its challenges and risks, the potential benefits and where you can go to get natural income.

Addressing the retirement income conundrum
Natural income is not a mainstay in retirement portfolios, but Newton head of mixed assets investment Paul Flood believes this could change. Here he outlines what natural income is, why it is important in retirement and how using a multi-asset approach could find favour in retirement portfolios.
Retirement investment stories – Active management

Active management for retirement
Head of retirement, Richard Parkin demystifies active management and explains how it could fit into retirement planning.

The 5Ws of active management
This 5 Ws infographic explains the what, who, why, when and where of active management in retirement.
Retirement investment principles and themes

Putting a price on retirement
Have you considered how you would like to spend your retirement, and how much it might cost? It’s a tricky question to answer, but Pensions UK in conjunction with Loughborough University has created the Retirement Living Standards* framework to help you answer exactly that! When considering how much you will need, Pensions UK has categorised the cost of retirement into three possible standards of living – minimum, moderate and comfortable.

Striking the balance between risk and reward (end-client ready)
When planning for retirement each person’s needs and wants are unique to them. In this infographic, designed to be used with your clients, we meet Jessica, a 60-year-old who is considering her retirement options and seeking to strike the right balance between risk and reward for her future planning.

The four pots of retirement (end-client ready)
Facing retirement can be overwhelming for many clients. Despite the excitement of slowing down to enjoy a life free of work-related responsibilities – it also creates a lot of upheaval in a person’s life and routine. Amongst the many questions that arise – how can I begin to plan my finances in retirement? – is a common query.

Fireside chat: Keeping pace with inflation
When planning your retirement, it's important to consider how inflation might impact your plans. Our head of retirement, Richard Parkin explains why it's important to keep pace with inflation.

Keeping pace with inflation (end-client ready)
For many clients, a happy retirement looks like a long stretch of time in which they have the freedom to strive towards their life beyond work goals. To meet those goals, clients will likely want their money to stretch as far as possible. In this infographic, designed to be used with your clients, we assess how inflation could factor into your clients’ plans and impact their purchasing power.
Clear and concise, our insights are easy to download and share. So staying in the know, and being able to offer your clients the most up-to-date views, couldn’t be easier.

Client-ready support
A range of videos and materials designed specifically for you to share with your clients, covering general financial education as well as product resources.


Retirement advice in the UK: Time for change?
In this research report we consider how retirement is changing and what this means for the future of retirement advice.
The value of investments can fall. Investors may not get back the amount invested. Income from investments may vary and is not guaranteed.
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