"The Peak 65 surge, chaotic changes at the Social Security Administration, and heightened fears over Social Security's future are a trifecta of worries prompting many to claim benefits early," Jason Fichtner, executive director of the Alliance's Retirement Income Institute, said at the time.
Ann Nanda, head of future growth initiatives and distribution enablement at Prudential Retirement Strategies, said Monday that the new collaboration with LPL will help "expand access to retirement security, helping more clients protect their life's work, so they can live better lives, longer." Prudential's individual, insurance-based retirement products will now be available for consideration by LPL's network of 29,000 financial advisors.