Matt Fellowes thinks retiring consumers are poorly served by the financial world - and he has raised $5 million to provide a solution. Fellowes launched financial services startup United Income in D.C. this week to provide financial planning and money management services to the people who need it most - the ones switching to fixed incomes and at the start of drawing down a lifetime of savings. "There is a crazy phenomena that people are living a lot longer even while they are retiring earlier...