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The Transamerica Retirement Management (TRM) Division was formed in early 2006 to focus on the needs of the retiring Baby Boomer generation, for whom life expectancy is increasing. For a couple retiring at age 65, there's a better than 50/50 chance that one spouse will live beyond age 90.(1) Add to that the weakening of Social Security and defined benefit programs--which is shifting the burden of retirement income from the government and employer to the individual--and its clear the financial services industry has an enormous opportunity to help retirees plan for a fulfilling and successful retirement.

With its many insurance and investment products, TRM is well positioned to serve this growing group of individuals. TRM was created to ensure we are maximizing this opportunity. Many of our business units and their distributors are already active in this market; TRM coordinates with these units in an effort to leverage existing product manufacturing capabilities and distribution networks, and to develop innovative strategies.

TRM is focusing on three initiatives:

  1. Developing a retirement management account to address retirees' need for asset management, income generation, and/or wealth transfer. This could also include long term care and supplemental health insurance.
  2. Expanding the company's ability to offer living benefits, such as guaranteed lifetime income.
  3. Working with affiliated broker/dealers and "partner" broker/dealers to develop educational programs, planning tools and marketing campaigns to help advisors work more effectively with their retiring clients.

As a new business unit, TRM will certainly evolve over time, and strategies and priorities will change. However, one thing will remain constant: the commitment of the Transamerica Retirement Management Division to helping the growing number of retirees fulfill their retirement dreams.

Additional information can be found at: www.securepathbytransamerica.com

 


(1) Derived from the Annuity 2000 mortality table projected for improvement using projection scale G.

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