Featured on Mass Mutual – “Widows and widowers have to understand that when their partner dies, typically, their income goes down with the loss of one Social Security benefit and a possible reduction in pension benefits,” said John Iammarino, president and founder of Securus Financial in San Diego, California, in an interview.

Featured in Investor’s Business Daily – Pimco Preferred and Capital Securities Fund (PFINX): recommended by John Iammarino, president of Securus Financial, in San Diego.

Featured on The Wall Street Journal – John Iammarino, president and founder of Securus Financial in San Diego, says when people move from a 401(k) to an IRA, “they go from maybe 10, 20 or 30 options…to thousands of different options out on the open market.”

Featured on Redfin – Behavioral Finance has proven investors make irrational decisions during market crisis and portfolio losses. This is why the average investor routinely underperforms the market. – Securus Financial

Featured on TD Ameritrade The Ticker Tape – John Iammarino, California-based principal and founder of retirement planning company Securus Financial, said a quarter of his clients—most of whom are 60 or older—have considered whether they should move out of the state.

Featured on The Wealth Advisor – There are no tax breaks for taking funds from traditional IRAs, and the same applies to inherited IRAs. That means payments will be taxed at the beneficiary’s income tax bracket, said John Iammarino, principal and founder of Securus Financial.

Featured on FOX BUSINESS – John Iammarino, the principal and founder of Securus Financial, told FOX Business… “It doesn’t matter how much money you have if you don’t turn it into a predictable lifetime income stream,”

Featured on U.S. News & World Report – “In the last 10 years I think retirement has changed mostly because we see more and more people having to live off of a 401(k) and less and less corporate pensions,” says John Iammarino, president and founder of Securus Financial in San Diego.

Featured on Barron’s – But when other expenses such as travel, additional leisure activities, and health care are factored in, most times people end up spending just as much in retirement as they did when they were working, says John Iammarino, president and founder of Securus Financial, a wealth-management firm in San Diego.

Featured on Investor’s Business Daily – What three things do retirees value? Answer: income, income and income. All it takes is a modest amount of retirement planning. Recommendations from John Iammarino, president of Securus Financial in San Diego.

Featured on Grow by Acorns – “If you can save in a Roth 401(k), consider yourself lucky,” says John Iammarino, a financial advisor at Securus Financial in San Diego.

Featured on CNBC – “We call it the ‘freak-out risk, Iif you don’t have a plan in place, you risk going to cash at the wrong time — the bottom of the market — and then reinvesting at the top of the market” said John Iammarino, president and founder of Securus Financial in San Diego.

Featured on U.S. News & World Report – The relative small size of the companies means most are not household names, says John Iammarino, president of Securus Financial, a San Diego-based financial planning firm.

Featured on FOX BUSINESS – “For today’s retiree, the pension is becoming more and more hard to come by, therefore many of today’s retirees depend on social security for a large part of their income stream,” John Iammarino, principal and founder of Securus Financial, told FOX Business.