Stop Talking, Start Planning: Why Women Can’t Afford to Wait
Stop Talking, Start Planning: Why Women Can’t Afford to Wait
Many women spend their lives planning for everyone else—but often postpone planning for themselves. Discover why retirement planning should begin with purpose, longevity, and the confidence to build a future that includes your own goals and well-being.
Planning Ahead: Financial Advocacy, Aging, and the Role of NAIFA
Planning Ahead: Financial Advocacy, Aging, and the Role of NAIFA
Carroll Golden joins the Aging Starts Now podcast to discuss financial advocacy, longevity planning, and the role of NAIFA in helping individuals and families prepare for the future with confidence.
Carroll S. Golden Announces Support for Older Americans Month 2026
Carroll S. Golden Announces Support for Older Americans Month 2026
Carroll S. Golden announces her support for Older Americans Month 2026, aligning with her 25-year career in long-term care and longevity planning. Embracing the theme “Champion Your Health,” she highlights the importance of proactive wellness, informed decision-making, and empowering families and financial professionals to support healthy aging.
Retirement: Partnering with Clients for a Rewarding Journey
Retirement: Partnering with Clients for a Rewarding Journey
Retirement is more than a financial milestone—it’s the beginning of a new life chapter. Learn how advisors can help clients define their vision, prepare for longevity, and create rewarding retirement plans built on confidence, purpose, and lasting security.
As Clients Reflect on What Matters—Will You Be the One They Trust to Guide Them?
As Clients Reflect on What Matters—Will You Be the One They Trust to Guide Them?
Financial planning is no longer just about numbers—it’s about life. Learn how to evolve your advisory approach in the new retirement era.
Longevity Is a Gift—But Can You Afford It?
Longevity Is a Gift—But Can You Afford It?
Living longer isn’t the challenge—planning for the cost, care, and impact of aging is where most people fall behind.