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Retirement - Pensions
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Start early using selected professionals to advise buying the right
products
· Understand financial planning & how a pension plays an important
part of it
· Build a financial plan with discipline & order to insure
strength of plan from start
· Have a plan for without one failure looms
Retirement or Pension plans are part of one overall financial planning.
Many things in life having our personal efforts made without a plan
of action in place tend to fail for various reasons. Statistics will
show that those who set up a plan of action usually reach their objectives
and in many cases exceed them. It is critical for one to plan for
retirement and provide necessary funding for the expected pension
benefits wanted. Pension plans need time to work. More time means
better results. Start early and stick to it.
Let's first answer the question of what is "Financial Planning"? About
30 years a company came out with a very simple way of explaining financial
planning and to this day I share it with others. A family's financial
plan is created like building a house. One begins by purchasing a
foundation of Life insurance for the house to rest securely upon.
An untimely death of the family's breadwinner can affect significantly
all aspects of the total financial plan (the house) in its early development
stages. Once the foundation is securely in place build walls of ready
cash to cover day-to-day family needs without affecting other plan
parts. This is in the form of savings, interest-bearing checking,
short-term time deposits, money market funds, low volatility income
mutual fund shares and charge card lines of credit. Over the house
walls is placed a roof of investments of varying risks. These funds
are excess monies not required by the walls of ready cash needs. They
could be in form of investments into business, real estate, stocks,
bonds, collectibles and a long-term retirement or pension. Surround
the house by buying a circle of ample family Healthcare protection.
This protects the house against a member's unforeseen illness or accident
affecting financially other parts of the financial plan. With provision
of all of described financial plan parts this should assure the family
of reasonable security into the future. However, plans must be reviewed
at least annually because of changing family situations and demands
of the financial plan itself. Expect periodic adjustments as necessary
over time. Both husband and wife should participate in the creation
and monitoring of the plan. Let us not forget the importance of disaster
planning to include a Will and a plan of continuity in event of a
major family crisis.
Retirement or Pension planning should be done with the help of Financial
Planning Experts. These experts should understand aspects of balance
and safety as we discussed with the building of the house. Unfortunately
many of the better ones are very busy already and do not lack clients.
Chat around with others who have had plans in place for some time
who feel comfortable referring you to their advisor. Take your time.
Make sure you view a potential advisor as a professional you would
like to work with and who appears to have your best interests in mind.
You can never be sure so don't put all your eggs in one basket. The
most important advice is to start building a plan now (period) for
without a plan failure looms.
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OMNI
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Centralized Liaison Office
5th Flr. Salustiana D. Ty Tower, 104 Paseo De Roxas,
Legaspi Village, Makati, Philippines 1262
Tel: (632) 810-0487 Fax: (632) 810-0761 |
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OMNI
Capital (Far East), Limited
4/Floor
Galuxe Building
8-10 On Lan St., Central Hong Kong
Tel: (852) 2523-2167 Fax: (852) 2810-1957 |
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OMNI is an active member of: American Chamber, Canadian Chamber, European
Chamber, Australian-New Zealand
Chamber, Lighthouse Club, Le Club, British Business Association.
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