Childhood
Life stage planning approach

Phase Characteristics
A phase of dependence on parents for all needs.
Secure your future with smart retirement planning


Strategic planning to ensure financial independence in your golden years
The retirement planning process starts during your working years. It involves:
Assessing Monthly Expenses: Calculate current household expenses to estimate future needs.
Setting a Retirement Fund Goal: Calculate the amount needed to maintain your lifestyle post-retirement.
Investing Regularly: Determine a monthly investment amount based on your retirement goal and starting age.
Starting Early: Begin as early as possible to reduce the burden of investment.
What happens when you don't plan for retirement
Forced to Work Longer: Without sufficient savings, you may need to continue working even when health or age prevents it.
Financial Dependence: You may rely on your children or family for basic needs, creating emotional and financial strain.
Compromised Lifestyle: A lack of funds can lead to cutting back on essential expenses and downgrading your standard of living.
Exhaustion of Savings: With no steady income, your savings can deplete quickly, leaving you financially insecure.
Stress and Anxiety: Financial challenges during retirement can lead to mental and emotional stress, affecting overall well-being.
Unmanageable Medical Expenses: Rising healthcare costs might leave you struggling to afford quality care.
Missed Life Goals: You may miss out on enjoying hobbies, traveling, or spending time meaningfully due to financial constraints.
Understanding the four key phases of life for better retirement planning
Life stage planning approach

Phase Characteristics
A phase of dependence on parents for all needs.
Life stage planning approach

Phase Characteristics
Another dependent phase focusing on education and skill development.
Life stage planning approach

Phase Characteristics
The earning phase where responsibilities toward family and self increase.
Life stage planning approach

Phase Characteristics
A phase where earning capacity diminishes, but expenses remain.
Heres how starting early impacts your required monthly investment:
From the table, we can see that starting your retirement planning early makes it significantly easier and more achievable. When you begin early, the amount you need to save each month is much smaller, giving your money more time to grow. However, the later you start, the higher your monthly savings need to be, which can become difficult or even impossible for most families.
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