About Your Host, Launch Retirement:
This complimentary streaming of The Psychology of Retirement movie is hosted by Launch Retirement. This powerful film shares a story that we want to share with our friends and neighbors who are planning or nearing their retirement. We believe this movie can be truly life changing as it talks about Americans' #1 retirement fear* – running out of money in retirement. After watching the film, you can reach us directly by clicking the image with our logo on it to schedule a complimentary consultation.
NOTE: You are able to watch this film at no cost using the code on the complimentary streaming card we’ve given you. To use your code, click the “Watch Now!” button above and complete the details for your account. No payment is required, but you do need to provide the details requested on this form. Reach out to your office with any questions. We hope you love the film as much as we do!
About The Psychology of Retirement Movie:
Despite the fact that the Baby Boomer generation controls more of America's wealth than any generation before or since, they still report that their top fear is running out of money in retirement.*
The Psychology of Retirement is a thought provoking documentary style film that seeks to get to the bottom of this disconnect between wealth and retirement preparedness. Along the way, a cast of industry experts do a deep dive on the challenges today's retirees face in an effort to help viewers discover how they can create a plan to get them both to and through retirement.
Our guide through this thought-provoking retirement documentary is New York Times Best Selling Author, Morgan Housel. Other industry experts featured in the film include: David Walker (CPA, and former Comptroller General of the United States), Justin Fitzpatrick (Retirement Researcher and MIT PhD), Jason Fichtner (former Executive Director of the Social Security Administration, and Executive Director of the Retirement Income Institute), Becky Swansburg (Author and expert on tax and policy risk), Rodney Brooks (Award-Winning Journalist for USA Today, The Washington Post, U.S. News & World Report, and AARP), Brian Wesbury (Award Winning Economist at First Trust), Johnny Poulsen (CFP®, co-founder and Financial Technology Developer).
The goal of The Psychology of Retirement is to help viewers recognize potential challenges they face in retirement and show them how crafting a comprehensive plan may help them gain confidence in their ability to retire comfortably.
- Year2024
- Runtime58:30
- LanguageEnglish
- CountryUnited States
- Premiere6/27/2024
- RatingPG
- GenreDocumentary
- Subtitle LanguageEnglish
- DirectorMike Mulliniks
- ScreenwriterJonathan Musgrave, Jordan T. Hansen, Dylan Barth, Grant McClure
- ProducerJonathan Musgrave, Jordan T. Hansen
- Executive ProducerBrian McConnell
- FilmmakerTriarch Creative with Steep Digital
- CastMorgan Housel, Becky Swansburg, Brian Wesbury, David Duley, David Walker, Jason Fichtner, Johnny Poulsen, Justin Fitzpatrick, Rodney Brooks
- CinematographerDaniel Routh
- EditorGrant McClure
About Your Host, Launch Retirement:
This complimentary streaming of The Psychology of Retirement movie is hosted by Launch Retirement. This powerful film shares a story that we want to share with our friends and neighbors who are planning or nearing their retirement. We believe this movie can be truly life changing as it talks about Americans' #1 retirement fear* – running out of money in retirement. After watching the film, you can reach us directly by clicking the image with our logo on it to schedule a complimentary consultation.
NOTE: You are able to watch this film at no cost using the code on the complimentary streaming card we’ve given you. To use your code, click the “Watch Now!” button above and complete the details for your account. No payment is required, but you do need to provide the details requested on this form. Reach out to your office with any questions. We hope you love the film as much as we do!
About The Psychology of Retirement Movie:
Despite the fact that the Baby Boomer generation controls more of America's wealth than any generation before or since, they still report that their top fear is running out of money in retirement.*
The Psychology of Retirement is a thought provoking documentary style film that seeks to get to the bottom of this disconnect between wealth and retirement preparedness. Along the way, a cast of industry experts do a deep dive on the challenges today's retirees face in an effort to help viewers discover how they can create a plan to get them both to and through retirement.
Our guide through this thought-provoking retirement documentary is New York Times Best Selling Author, Morgan Housel. Other industry experts featured in the film include: David Walker (CPA, and former Comptroller General of the United States), Justin Fitzpatrick (Retirement Researcher and MIT PhD), Jason Fichtner (former Executive Director of the Social Security Administration, and Executive Director of the Retirement Income Institute), Becky Swansburg (Author and expert on tax and policy risk), Rodney Brooks (Award-Winning Journalist for USA Today, The Washington Post, U.S. News & World Report, and AARP), Brian Wesbury (Award Winning Economist at First Trust), Johnny Poulsen (CFP®, co-founder and Financial Technology Developer).
The goal of The Psychology of Retirement is to help viewers recognize potential challenges they face in retirement and show them how crafting a comprehensive plan may help them gain confidence in their ability to retire comfortably.
- Year2024
- Runtime58:30
- LanguageEnglish
- CountryUnited States
- Premiere6/27/2024
- RatingPG
- GenreDocumentary
- Subtitle LanguageEnglish
- DirectorMike Mulliniks
- ScreenwriterJonathan Musgrave, Jordan T. Hansen, Dylan Barth, Grant McClure
- ProducerJonathan Musgrave, Jordan T. Hansen
- Executive ProducerBrian McConnell
- FilmmakerTriarch Creative with Steep Digital
- CastMorgan Housel, Becky Swansburg, Brian Wesbury, David Duley, David Walker, Jason Fichtner, Johnny Poulsen, Justin Fitzpatrick, Rodney Brooks
- CinematographerDaniel Routh
- EditorGrant McClure