Prudential launches retirement modelling tool

Helen Morrissey
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Prudential has launched an online modelling tool aimed at giving customers more clarity on their retirement planning.

The Prudential Retirement Modeller utilises an integrated mortality measure allowing UK advisers to map client retirement journeys using metrics such as their age and where they live. Based on client circumstances and lifestyle the tool can help advisers answer questions such as how long a client's income should last and how this compares to their survival probability. In addition it can also help answer questions such as how much income they can expect to receive from their savings, what growth rate they need to meet retirement plans and how much they need to accumulate to have their...

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