For seniors and their families, financial planning comes down to one question: will the money last, and will it cover care if health changes? A good planner helps turn savings and pensions into steady retirement income, coordinates government benefits, and builds in a plan for the cost of home care or a move to a community.
Look for a planner who works with retirees and is transparent about how they are paid. Fee-only planners charge for advice rather than product commissions, which avoids a conflict of interest. Compare planners below, and use our Benefits Finder to make sure no government support is left on the table.