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Laurie Blume / Monday, June 1, 2020 / Categories: Financial, Advance Planning Retirement Planning from a Place of Sufficiency Scarcity vs. Sufficiency in Retirement Planning - Upending the Money Management Model Ben Combs and his co-founder Mary Jo Saavedra, are launching The Advisory Cooperative, a virtual and brick-and-morter financial planning, resource, and community base for seniors, based in Portland Oregon. Their mission is to provide a resource hub for seniors to discuss important and timely topics, meet with professionals, and enjoy time spent with each other. This is the first-of-it's-kind cooperative in the nation, with the intent on upending and rethinking the way seniors think of continuous life planning. Print 26645 Tags: Benjamin Combs Life Planning Mary Jo Saavedra Retirement Planning The Advisory Cooperative Related articles Financial Advice in Unstable Times