Wealth accumulation
When you are in your 20s, 30s and 40s they are the decades when you are either out having fun or settling down with mortgage repayments and children's education to face? Why would you want to put your money somewhere and be unable to touch it for the best part of 35 years?
Chances are, if you don’t have a clear picture of your retirement, then you may not get there. If you think you’re too young to start planning for your retirement, then just the opposite is true. The younger you are the better.
Fast forward to the day of your retirement, you can likely say goodbye to work related expenses, such as clothing and lunches out, and you may have even paid off your home. Now, however, you do not have work related income to satisfy the lifestyle that you have enjoyed along the way.
Do you know how much money you’ll need? The bottom line is that during retirement, you’ll likely be in spending mode, as opposed to saving or earning mode. You’ll need to take that into account when planning your retirement savings.
Do you know how much money you’ll need? The bottom line is that during retirement, you’ll likely be in spending mode, as opposed to saving or earning mode. You’ll need to take that into account when planning your retirement savings.
Our planners can help you with:
- Budget and saving
- Selecting quality investments
- Optimising your super
- Salary packaging
- Debt consolidation
- Gearing strategies
Call ING Financial Planning today on 1300 550 805 or email us to make an appointment - to put your plan for success in motion.
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