Retirement Planning in Lansing
In a community where most people own their homes and many are nearing retirement, the big question is how to turn what you've saved into dependable income. Lucy helps Lansing residents work through it.
Learn more →Lansing is a community next door to Leavenworth where many families own their homes and plan to stay. Lucy Whitehead, based a short drive away in Basehor, helps Lansing residents make sense of retirement income, old 401(k)s and self-employed health coverage.
Whitehead Financial serves clients in Lansing, KS with retirement planning, 401(k) rollovers and health insurance for self-employed people. Owner Lucy Whitehead is an independent broker based in nearby Basehor who has been helping people since 1995, with no charge for her services and no management fees.
Lansing has grown to about 11,331 residents, up from 11,239 in the 2020 Census (U.S. Census Bureau QuickFacts). It's a community of homeowners: 78.7% of homes are owner-occupied, and the median household income is $102,786 (U.S. Census Bureau QuickFacts). Households that have built up savings and home equity often have bigger questions about how to turn that into steady retirement income. That's exactly what a conversation with Lucy is for.
Lansing residents skew a little older than nearby Leavenworth, with about 15.7% of people age 65 or older (U.S. Census Bureau QuickFacts). Many are already retired or getting close, weighing when to start Social Security and how to make savings last. Lucy helps people line up their income sources and understand options like fixed index annuities, explained in plain English and at no cost.
Community life here centers on events like the Lansing Fall Festival along Angel Falls Trail and the Independence Day fireworks (City of Lansing). It's also home to plenty of public employees: the Lansing School District, unified in 1965, is one of several growing districts in Kansas (City of Lansing). Whether you work for a school, a local employer or yourself, Lucy can help you plan what comes next.
In a community where most people own their homes and many are nearing retirement, the big question is how to turn what you've saved into dependable income. Lucy helps Lansing residents work through it.
Learn more →Lansing residents commute across the metro for work, and over a career that often means 401(k)s scattered across several old employers. Lucy can help you sort out what you have and what your options are.
Learn more →From contractors to consultants to home-based businesses, Lansing has plenty of people who work for themselves. Finding your own health insurance can feel overwhelming, and Lucy is here to simplify it.
Learn more →Lucy's office is in Basehor, a short drive from Lansing. She serves clients in Lansing and can meet by phone or video if that's more convenient.
No. There is no charge for Lucy's services and no management fees.
Yes. Many of Lucy's conversations are with people who are retired or close to it and want to understand their income options. She'll explain choices clearly so you can decide what fits.
Sources: U.S. Census Bureau QuickFacts: Lansing city, Kansas · U.S. Census Bureau QuickFacts: Leavenworth County, Kansas · City of Lansing: Convention & Visitors Bureau · City of Lansing: Doing Business · KPERS: About · Social Security Administration: Starting Your Retirement Benefits Early · IRS: Rollovers of Retirement Plan and IRA Distributions · HealthCare.gov: Health coverage options for the self-employed · HealthCare.gov: Dates and deadlines