My experience is that The Retirement Group knows my Glaxo plan better than anyone. Since I came from Lilly first they also know that plan. They market themselves as an elite, nation-wide group of financial advisors who work together as a team to offer specialized services to employees that are transitioning from major corporations such as Lilly, Glaxo, Bank of America, Chevron, PG&E, Sempra, Texas Instruments, AT&T, and many others. The Retirement Group focuses solely on retirement planning and the plan of retirement portfolios for the retiring employee. Every advisor at The Retirement Group was selectively chosen based on their expertise in each company’s pension and/or 401k plan, financial planning experience, and portfolio construction knowledge. The Retirement Group is not affiliated with your employer. We are an independent financial advisory group that specializes in transition planning and lump sum distribution.

I recently came to know that The Retirement Group also organizes seminars at corporate level and heard that they are worth to attend. I also attended one of them for Verizon. The seminar was truly remarkable in terms of knowledge and content. The speaker had wealth of retirement plans to talk about. How and when they should be pursued was clearly answered by them. I would recommend them to my friends and colleagues but would alert them too for the pathetic after seminar lunch.

I used to think that my strategies for retirement are superior to anyone else’s. But after visiting the seminar of The Retirement Group often conducted for Bank of America, I realized that my plans would not be able to suffice my after retirement needs. I am thankful to my friend who took me to such seminar. In the end, the financial advisors were guiding us perfectly as per our individual retirement needs and carefully laid our retirement plans keeping our expected revenues and expenses in mind. Their services were commendable except their after seminar lunch. It was simply pathetic and it is better to avoid it after the seminar is over.

I was confused about the retirement plans and then my friend recommended me to attend the seminars organized by The Retirement Group. The seminar was worth attending as recommended. It listed a wide variety of options to choose from as per my convenience and budget to attain financial security after I retire to help me live a comfortable and independent life. The guidelines given at the seminar are worth noting for future references. Ignoring the food that they serve in the end every aspect of the seminar was admirable in all aspects: the speaker, presentation and guidance.

I went to my first Bank of America workshop for The Retirement Group a couple months ago. I went alone because my other coworkers who referred me had already seen the presentation. I thought the speaker presented well, he had a lot of knowledge. I got lost getting there because the room was in a confusing place. The guy sitting next to me was sweating like crazy for some reason, the room was warm but it wasn't that bad. I would recommend these seminars though, lots of information.