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Why are advisors overlooking Peak 65 women’s retirement needs?

'Advisors better wake up' — study reveals 61- to 65-year-old women are more likely to buy an annuity than men of the same age.

A new report shows so-called Peak 65 women are more than twice as likely than Peak 65 men to purchase an annuity if recommended by their financial advisor.

Excuse us for asking, but why isn’t this substantial deviation piquing more advisors’ interest?

According to a study out Tuesday from

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