July 2025: Healthcare and Financial Planning
 

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COVER STORY

How to Navigate a Possible Affordable Care Act Change and Ensure Clients’ Goals Stay on Track  

By Christine Simone

Potential changes to tax subsidies available with healthcare covered through the Affordable Care Act marketplace could make insurance more expensive for clients.

 


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RISK MANAGEMENT

Creating Guaranteed Income with QLACs 

By Michael B. Schoffman, CFP®, CDFA, CRPC 
Longevity risk is a significant factor in many clients’ retirement plans. These deferred annuities provide one option for creating income later in life. 
 

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Forward Thinking

Supporting Clients Through Good and Bad

By Dominic Monk, CFP®, CPWA, CIMA

Lead Article

How CRM Software Helps Build Stronger Client Relationships, Engagement, and Retention 

By Cameo Roberson

Planner Poll

The FPA Community Weighs in on Showing Clients How They Matter 

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COLUMNS

Marketing

What Kind of Results Should You Expect from Digital Marketing?

By Kalli Fedusenko
Crafting the right marketing plan has a lot in common with the discovery process for a new client.

Longevity

The Risks That Financial Professionals Are Not Pricing into Client Portfolios

By Chris Heye, Ph.D.
It’s easy to track quantifiable metrics, but measuring your clients’ declining health and how that can impact your firm requires nuance. 

Leadership

Why Clients Succumb to Bias and What to Do 

By Barbara Kay, LPC, RCC, TIPC
Market fluctuations will always rattle investors, but your guidance can ensure clients stick to their financial plans despite the temporary downturns. 
 

RESEARCH

Mapping the Language of Retirement: Aspirations, Challenges, and Planning Implications 

By Joseph F. Coughlin, Ph.D.; Chaiwoo Lee, Ph.D.; Sophia Ashebir; Lisa D’Ambrosio, Ph.D.; and Katie Warren
There is a limited vocabulary associated with “life after career” and most of it is positive or neutral. This paper demonstrates that clients may have difficulty imagining their future life, highlighting the need for planners to help guide them in the retirement planning process. 

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DEPARTMENTS

STARTING THOUGHTS

Insurance Uncertainty

By Danielle Andrus

OBSERVER

LTC Risks, SF’s Pro Bono Annual Financial Planning Day, Student Loan Payments

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Upcoming Research

 

IN CASE YOU MISSED IT

Strengthening Adviser–Academic Connections: Making Financial Planning Research Accessible and Actionable

By Khurram Naveed, CFA, CFP®; Donovan Sanchez, CFP®; Megan McCoy, Ph.D., LMFT, AFC, CFT-I; and Blake Gray, Ph.D., CFP®
There is a schism between what financial planning research covers and what practicing financial planners need to know to enhance their day-to-day operations. This paper looks at some of the ways that researchers and planners can close that gap.
 

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