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subject: Financial Planning For A Worry-free Retirement [print this page]


Current studies show that three-fourths of the entire country's population is only making enough money to cover their monthly household budgets. This means that most people in the US don't have money to put into savings accounts or investments that could help them grow and protect their wealth today, and for their future retirement. To be able to save up enough money to retire comfortably, you'll need to budget wisely and use other sources of income to the utmost, starting as soon as possible.

To know how much you need to save before you retire, you'll need to visualize your retirement lifestyle. This will help you calculate the money you need to live on in that period. One rough estimate that many people as a figure for retirement income is 75% of his or her regular take-home pay.

Eliminate all debts, loans, and related obligations as soon as you can. Once you've paid off all loans and debts, you'll be able to get a more accurate approximation of how much you actually have (and how much you'll be able to use for investments such as stocks, life insurance policies, and other tools for creating and protecting wealth).

For a more accurate projection of what you'll need to live on during your retirement, hire a professional such as a financial planner. Using expert advice in planning your retirement will enable you to gain more information on how to manage your finances for many possible situations. An investment planner is one type of financial advisor who can help you make more money from existing or additional investments, while enabling you to avoid the financial pitfalls that you may encounter if you invest with a DIY approach. He or she can also give you more tips on how to save money and add considerably to your future nest egg and help you achieve your goals prior to and within retirement.

by: Carina Smith




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