Retirement Planning

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RETIREMENT

Start planning today for tomorrow's needs.

Financial professionals typically suggest that you'll need roughly 70% to
90% of your pre-retirement income to maintain your current standard of
living. Under this formula, a person earning $5,000 per month (or $60,000
per year) would need at least $3,500 per month (or $42,000 per year) at
retirement—and that's not taking into account the effects of inflation. If
inflation averages 4% peryear, that person will need over twice as much
income in 20 years just to meet the same expenses.

Many retirees return to the workforce after just a few years of retirement. Many do so in order to support their desired standard of
living, or to pay for vacations, health care, or improvements to the home. With sound planning, you can protect your standard of living
and ensure that you'll have enough to meet your needs. This analysis can help you determine whether your plan is on track to meet
your income needs during retirement.

Most people spend more time planning their summer vacations than their retirement.
How do your current savings measure up with your expected needs?
How do you envision your retirement?

Retirement planning can help you leave your family not just with
memories... but with a lasting legacy.

START YOUR RETIREMENT "GAME PLAN" BY CONTACTING US TODAY
 

Although this agency is a part of the Stankiewicz Agency marketing system, it is a separate and independent agency. If
you are interested in starting your own agency with us, contact us at 
330-697-2800.

Last Updated on Monday, 27 October 2008 13:19

 

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