Abacus Global Management Ties up With Retirable on Retirement Plans
The deal will embed Abacus's AI lifespan modeling tool into Retirable's advisory platform and route Abacus policyholders to its fiduciary advisors.
By Tom Hadley
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Abacus Global Management said on Oct. 13, 2026, that it has formed a partnership with Retirable Inc., an SEC-registered retirement planning platform, to steer Abacus clients toward personalized retirement advice.
Under the arrangement, Abacus and its insurance affiliates will hand off clients to Retirable's licensed fiduciary advisors once a policy decision is finished, using warm transfers and scheduled introductions, according to a statement distributed by Business Wire. Abacus will also add its AI-based lifespan modeling tool, marketed as Abacus LifeARC, to Retirable's platform, giving advisors longevity projections to use alongside other inputs when building income and legacy plans. The company said the model draws on two decades of its own data and produces statistical estimates rather than individual medical assessments.
Abacus, listed on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker ABX, manages alternative assets with an emphasis on longevity-linked holdings and financial planning. Jay Jackson, chairman and chief executive of Abacus, said the tie-up would bring the company's longevity analysis "to a much broader set of households."
Retirable was started in 2019 by Tyler End and Ian Yamey and is based in New York City. The firm pairs human advisors with automation and reports more than $175 million in assets under management. End, chief executive and co-founder, said the lifespan tool would help advisors address how long clients' money needs to last and how much they can spend.
This story was first reported by Business Wire.



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