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Lifecycle investing differs from more traditional approaches to financial planning in a number of important ways - but it is not without its challenges.

While it is hard to quantify the benefits of investment risk management, it should not be discounted. Risk management is far more than just reporting volatility.

The essence of lifecycle theory is that portfolio outcomes should contribute to the attainment of an individual's goals and desires in life.

It is unfortunate that most people spend much more time considering investment risk than mortality risk.