We have written previously about the dilemma facing advisors who try to help clients integrate public-sector defined benefit pension promises into retirement income planning.
The simple, logical approach is to assume that 100 percent of promised pension benefits will be paid on schedule. Yet, the funding of many public-sector plans is so rickety that this approach can leave your clients stranded later in retirement with less income than they expect or need.
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