Gimme financial shelter: Ageless rockers advocate for smart money management

The Rolling Stones bring their No Filter tour — and retirement planning advice — to Tampa.

  • By Brian Hartz
  • | 10:30 a.m. November 4, 2021
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Wikimedia/Jim Pietryga. The Rolling Stones, seen here performing in Milwaukee in 2015, brought their No Filter tour to Tampa on Oct. 29.
Wikimedia/Jim Pietryga. The Rolling Stones, seen here performing in Milwaukee in 2015, brought their No Filter tour to Tampa on Oct. 29.
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When the Rolling Stones finally hang it up — and based on the band’s current form, which was on glorious display Oct. 29 at Raymond James Stadium in Tampa, that day could still be many years from now — they’ll undoubtedly enjoy a comfortable retirement. But not so for an increasing number of Americans who haven’t adequately saved and planned for their future.

Courtesy. The Rolling Stones' No Filter tour came to Raymond James Stadium in Tampa on Oct. 29. It's sponsored by the Alliance for Lifetime Income, a nonprofit that advocates for sound retirement planning.
Courtesy. The Rolling Stones' No Filter tour came to Raymond James Stadium in Tampa on Oct. 29. It's sponsored by the Alliance for Lifetime Income, a nonprofit that advocates for sound retirement planning.

 

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