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“But in two decades, at 70, I’m not so sure. At 80, I’m not certain I’ll have the financial or technical acumen to deal with whatever investment vehicle will be around then.

And at 90, I won’t want to make these decisions. I can assure you that if I ever reach 95, there’s no way I plan to log on to Vanguard or Fidelity anymore or check P/E ratios or payout rates.”

Milevsky: The Most Important Financial Goal in Retirement Isn't What You Think | ThinkAdvisor Annuities can help retirees meet this goal, the prolific academic and speaker tells ThinkAdvisor.