Will you outlive your retirement savings? Come to the Retirement Money Show to find out more about retirement planning. All attendees receive a goody bag worth £135.

Dear Investor

Did you know that the average retirement age is 64 years old and that the average life expectancy is now 81 years old? To put this into perspective you might have to plan your retirement pot to last 17 years. Millions face RUNNING OUT of money as they live to a record age.

Come along to the Retirement Money Show, the London-based afternoon event run by Shares which takes place in December 2017 and features expert pension and financial speakers who will help investors better understand pensions and savings.

All attendees will receive a goody bag which includes;

1.	A one year subscription to Shares magazine digital. Each week you will receive the latest Shares digital weekly magazine where our team of experts will give you a multitude of investment ideas for income and capital growth. You will also gain access to the Shares investor toolkit with live news, LIVE share prices, fund prices, portfolio and research tools (value £120).
2.	Our own 250g pack of specially blended roasted coffee.
3.	The new DIY Investor book written by Andy Bell, CEO of AJ Bell (RRP £17.99)

PLUS all attendees will be entered into free prize draws for:

National Trust Individual Membership which gives free entry to over 500 special places, free parking at most National Trust car parks, the National Trust Handbook full of ideas to help you plan a visit and the National Trust Magazine sent to you three times a year.

Historic Royal Palaces Individual Membership which gives entry to the Tower of London, Hampton Court Palace, the Banqueting House, Kensington Palace, Kew Palace and Hillsborough Castle.

Royal Horticultural Society Individual Membership which gives free entry to the four RHS Gardens (Wisley, Rosemoor, Hyde Hall and Harlow Carr) where you can bring a family guest for free each time you visit. You will also enjoy free entry to 200 RHS Partner Gardens. Plus, priority booking and access to quieter Members' Days at RHS Shows (RHS Chelsea Flower Show included).

Tate Individual Membership which gives unlimited free admission to Tate Britain, Tate Modern, Tate Liverpool and Tate St Ives and all their exhibitions, plus access to the Members Rooms at Tate Britain and Tate Modern.

Discover

Discover more about the most important retirement issues and how best to manage your hard-earned money. The show is suitable for people still in employment and wanting to better understand financial planning, as well as those already in retirement looking to get the most from their pension and other assets.

The Retirement Money Show is free to attend; you simply need to register in advance to secure your ticket. Please click here to order your ticket and tell your friends to come along to the afternoon event which is being held on 12 December 2017 between 12.30 and 17.30 at the America Square Conference Centre, 1 America Square, 17 Crosswall, London, EC3N 2LB. It is well served by public transport with several tube stations on its doorstep.

Learn about:

At what age you should start saving.
Are you saving enough towards your pension?
Making sure you retire on the best income.
Personal pensions – your guide to managed or self-investing.
ISAs – an alternative to pensions.
Long term managed income through Funds and Investment Trusts.
How to avoid running out of money in retirement

If these are some of the many retirement planning questions that apply to you, then you need to join us at the Retirement Money Show 2017.

Hear from

Mike Boydell, Managing Director - Shares
Dan Coatsworth, Editor - Shares
Nancy Curtin, CIO & Head of Investments at Close Brothers Asset Management
Simon Gergel, Manager of The Merchants Trust PLC, CIO UK Equities at Allianz Global Investors
Andrew Lister, Senior Investment Manager of Aberdeen Emerging Markets Investment Company - Standard Life Aberdeen
Toby Ross, Investment Manager, The Scottish American Investment Company (SAINTS) at Baillie Gifford
Tom Selby, Senior Analyst, AJ Bell