Plan well, play well
Now that she’s retired, basketball superstar Sue Bird is aiming to score a new hobby. Our products can help protect and grow your money so you can hit your own retirement goals like a champ.
Will Sue go three for three?
If you need ideas for your retirement, take a page from Sue’s playbook and try something new. Will she discover a favorite hobby? Watch and see!
Tapping in
Sue Bird’s moves made her a legend on the basketball court. But can she find her footing on the dance floor? See how learning to dance is like planning for retirement: It helps to have a trusted pro showing you the steps.
Bird and the bees
Sue Bird was fearless against her opponents. But none of them were bees. See how she’s facing her fears so she can live her sweetest life in retirement.
Icing on the cake
Sue Bird made 3-pointers look like a piece of cake. But to decorate an actual cake, she turns to another expert for pointers. See how she’s artfully “spreading” her wings in retirement.
Living your best life takes planning
Sue Bird knows preparation is everything—from hitting buckets to hitting her bucket list. As you plan for your own retirement, here are some steps to consider.
Find a pro to help guide you
When you’re navigating retirement, an expert by your side can make all the difference. That’s why we sell our products through most major banks and brokerage firms so you can ask a professional if they’re right for you.
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