Waterlily launches AI tool to estimate future care and retirement costs
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Updated · KSWO · May 7
Waterlily launches AI tool to estimate future care and retirement costs
7 articles · Updated · KSWO · May 7
The product was highlighted in Lawton, Oklahoma, as more than 71 million older Americans live longer and face rising healthcare and long-term care expenses.
Waterlily says the tool uses artificial intelligence to project likely care needs through retirement and estimate how much money families may need before a crisis occurs.
The launch comes as Allianz research found record retirement anxiety, with retirees more worried about outliving savings than death and just under half lacking a written financial plan.
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How Waterlily’s AI Empowers 45% of Users to Secure Long-Term Care: A New Era in Financial Planning
Overview
Waterlily is tackling the growing crisis in long-term care planning by offering an AI-powered, data-driven platform that bridges the gap left by traditional financial tools. Recognizing the urgent need for better solutions, Waterlily empowers both individuals and financial professionals with personalized projections and clear, unbiased information. Its carrier-agnostic system quickly analyzes products from any provider, making complex choices easier to understand. With strong investor confidence and strategic partnerships, Waterlily expands access to effective long-term care planning, helping users make informed decisions, build stronger portfolios, and achieve more secure retirements.