Are you prepared for retirement?
Most of us look forward to retirement. It’s a chance to do all the things we never had time for when we were working, or just a time to relax and enjoy life at a more leisurely pace.
Be prepared from an early stage will ensure you enjoy the best retirement possible.
We’re here to help you plan your dream retirement no matter whether you’re already retired, are ready to make the transition or are just starting to think more about retirement.
We are here to help you navigate every financial challenge that comes your way with the confidence only professional advice can provide.
We are here to help you to answer the most important question for the retirees: how much is enough?
While we all hope for a simple answer, how much you need for retirement differs from one person to the next.
Our step-by-step retirement planning process is the first crucial part of matching your financial resources to your retirement goals.
The Retirement Planning Process:
- Understand what your retirement needs are
- Planning your superannuation strategy
- Understanding your retirement picture
- How debt affects your retirement planning
- Putting the plan into action
There are four important considerations in our retirement financial planning:
Retirement Cash Flow Management
Coordinate your retirement assets and income sources: your incomes could be a combination of your investment income, rental income, personal pension or government age pension.*
Tax Minimisation
When you pay less tax, that means there are more funds for your retirement, allowing you to make the most of it.
Risk Minimisation
Put in place effective strategies to reduce the risks associated with your retirement investment.
Asset Allocation
To match your capital growth and income generation requirements: Your assets generate income to meet your current living expenses and needs, whilst at the same time growing for your future needs - The result is longer lasting assets.
*Ensure that you obtain all of your government entitlements if you are eligible.
