Penny Lane Pub / Old Saybrook, CT - More Retirement Income With or Without Annuities 

You and a guest are cordially invited to an informational meal event for area residents 56 and older who are retired or planning to retire soon. This informative and entertaining program is COMPLIMENTARY. There is no obligation. Enjoy a complimentary meal immediately after the presentation. Please join local retirement specialist Benjamin Barning, who will share insights on taxes, the economy, potential changes coming from Washington – and what it all means for your retirement. Best of all, you will leave with information designed to help you act immediately.

Event Highlights:

• Speaker: Local Financial Advisor, Benjamin Barning
• Topic: Learn how to recover, where to invest, and how to create income for your retirement
• Complimentary Meal: Served immediately following the presentation

Key Discussion Points:

• Generating income and building an investment portfolio
• Outpacing growing inflation and tax implications
• Adapting to rising inflation and its impact on retirement
• Strategies to safeguard assets against market volatility
• Maintaining purchasing power in retirement
• The importance of seeking a second financial opinion
• Implementing safeguards to weather stock market fluctuations

Benjamin Barning is a Connecticut resident and has been in financial services since 2008.   Ben specializes in retirement planning and portfolio management with an emphasis on helping to maximize income through interest and dividends. Ben helps to reduce fees for his clients, while helping to ensure their risk tolerance is aligned with their goals. He also helps educate the community through workshops and seminars.  Ben lives in East Lyme and holds a bachelor’s degree in business administration with concentrations in finance and marketing from Eastern Connecticut State University. He also holds his Series 66 license, in addition to his Life and Health Insurance license. When not working, Ben enjoys spending time with his family and friends, as well as golfing, swimming, and watching movies.