At PLC Financial Solutions (PLCFS) we have a multifaceted practice that provides asset management, retirement and legacy planning to individuals and families on one side and on the other side,
We not only understand the traditional approaches to asset management, financial planning, tax and risk mitigation for both personal and business circumstances, but also the energetic approach as well.
Invest for your retirement.*.. your children are not retirement investment. Don’t bank on your children’s support or the support of friends or relations. That’s a BIG risk. It may not happen. Be ready to take care of yourself!! Everyone has his own responsibilities. They won’t be able to help you that much. You will also lose your dignity and respect if you adopt a life of begging.
At a younger age, I would have begun to take it more seriously and attempted to become more financially educated. One of the main takeaways from Robert Kiyosaki’s book “Rich Dad, Poor Dad” is that most children learn about money through their parents, with children from wealthy families being more financially smart than the rest of the population.
Making your savings last. For half of all Americans, ensuring a retirement nest egg lasts for life is a top concern. This makes sense, because running out of supplementary savings would leave retirees dependent on Social Security alone, and these benefits don’t provide enough to secure your full retirment.
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Personally, I’ve prepared by purchasing long term care insurance at age 52. I paid premiums for 13 years until age 65 and it is now paid up – no more premiums. My benefit increases 5% each year. I paid a total of about $18,000 in premiums. My benefit if care is needed is currently $10,300 per month and increases 5% every year, payments go as long as I do, no limit on how long I can collect. If my care costs less, I still get the entire benefit and extra cash is tax free to me.
I also look forward to aging, travel, hunting, and fun. But if care is needed, I can pay for it easily, go where ever I want for that care, and leave left over nest egg to my children.
Start saving, keep saving, and stick to it.
Know your retirement needs. …
Contribute to your employer’s retirement.
Learn about your employer’s pension plan. …
Consider basic investment principles. …
Don’t touch your retirement savings. …
Ask your employer to start a plan. …
Put money into an Individual Retirement.