New Money for Life™ web app is powerful, portable and easy-to-use!

The rapidly growing retirement market presents a prime opportunity for you to help clients achieve lifetime financial security and build your business – and the new Money for Life™ web app can help.

Compatible with your iPad, laptop or PC, this exciting new resource from Sun Life Financial combines in-depth information about retirement planning with interactive features and multi-media tools.

Easy to use.

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• Show clients how much income they will need in retirement—easily
• Engage clients in real time, in real conversations about guaranteed income
• Get clients thinking about retirement health-care needs and solutions

Access the Money for Life web app on your iPad, laptop or PC – anytime, anywhere.

Valuable information for you.

Use the web app to learn all about Money for Life and how you can help clients achieve lifetime financial security.

A great conversation-starter with clients.

The web app’s simple explanations of complex issues, appealing graphics, interactive features and multimedia tools will engage clients and add a new dimension to your meetings. Use them to get retirement-ready or already-retired clients talking about:

• their basic living, health, lifestyle and legacy needs,
• risks such as inflation, market performance and emerging health needs,
• how concerned they are with each risk, and
• a plan that includes a mix of life, health and wealth solutions.

Available now! Convenient, informative and engaging, the Money for Life web app is an exciting new way to build your retirement business.

For access, please contact your Sun Life Sales Director.

Bring retirement planning to life!

The retirement market is growing fast. Every day, over 1,000 baby boomers enter the retirement phase of their lives* – and they want to do it with confidence. You can help them with Sun Life Financial’s Money for Life™ web app, a powerful new resource that brings retirement planning to life!

* Household balance sheet report, Investor Economics, 2010.