The Most Objective, Defensible Planning process

The most objective, defensible process that “minds the gaps” in the traditional planning processes.

RIIA was founded as the “View Across the Silos” to create a neutral, Switzerland-like association that does not lobby and that has the mission to “Discover, Validate and Teach the New Realities of Retirement.

Demonstrate to your clients that your retirement training makes you uniquely qualified to earn their business, to solve their retirement problems and justifies your associated fees.

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Welcome to RIIA®’s New Website

RIIA’s new website provides access to an invaluable asset: Validated Knowledge. With more than 10 years of client-focused retirement experience, RIIA is a unique resource for retirement insights, concepts, tools, white papers, conferences, education and knowledge, developed by RIIA thought leaders, academics and practitioners. RIIA offers the most objective, defensible … {…}

RIIA’s Value Proposition

If the gaps in your retirement advisory process or institutional practices put you and your clients at risk, RIIA® provides members with the market’s best performing asset: Validated Knowledge. RIIA gives you access to ten years of client-focused experience with researchers and peers who belong to a thousand-strong network of clients, advisors, vendors, distributors and … {…}

Academic, Practitioner, Client, Peer-Reviewed Content

Reliable content based on rigorous academic, practitioner and client peer-review Members have free access to RIIA®’s Intellectual Property including the RMA® Curriculum, the Research papers, the pdf downloads of all RMJ® issues, etc. Non-members have free access limited to the “Between the Issues” pdf downloads and the twice-monthly webinars. The general public, including … {…}

Webinar: How Risky is Your Retirement Income Risk Model? – Feb 17

Webinar: How Risky is Your Retirement Income Risk Model? Date: Wednesday, February 17th, Noon (EST) Register for this free webinar There are numerous modeling approaches available to determine the chance that a portfolio’s investment strategy is suitable for its cash flow requirements. Unfortunately, many commonly used retirement income models are based on implausible … {…}