Most Retirement Plans Are Missing a Leg
The system that supported past generations doesn't hold up anymore.
Leg 1
Social Security
Government-provided income to cover basic needs in retirement
Leg 2
401(k) / Personal Savings
You save and invest on your own—and hope it lasts
Leg 3
Pension
Reliable monthly income for life—used to be provided by employers
Retirement used to rest on three legs: Social Security, personal savings, and a pension.
But over the last 40 years, pensions have mostly disappeared—leaving people to figure it out on their own.
That means you're now responsible for how much to save, how to invest it, and how to turn it into income that lasts.
Pension 2.0 brings back the missing leg—modernized for today.
But this time, it's personal.
Traditional pensions came from your employer. Pension 2.0 is independent. It's yours.
It helps you save automatically, invest professionally, and turn your savings into monthly income for life—just like the old system, but built for the way we work now.