Most people will not have enough money during retirement and need to decide how they will generate additional monthly cash needed - do you go back to work or would you be interested in learning about other options?
- While the personal impact of the recession has not been as bad as initially feared for most, concerns remain as nearly 3 in 10 experienced a high personal impact. Younger and older age groups report higher levels of maintenance or improvement in quality of life.
- Consumers expect the Irish economy to worsen over the next six months but are more positive about spending patterns than in May, though most will not increase spending. Stability is anticipated for jobs while some foresee a worsening housing market.
- Despite improvements in happiness, energy and motivation, consumers remain cautious given economic uncertainties and are holding their breath as they watch how the situation unfolds.
This document discusses various aspects of retirement planning, including:
1) It provides statistics on sources of retirement income for current retirees, baby boomers, and younger adults, with Social Security being the largest source for current retirees and employer pensions being more prevalent for older generations.
2) It outlines several risks to retirement security such as inflation, longevity, healthcare costs, investment performance, and changes to public policy. Longevity in particular is highlighted, with data showing over a 50% chance one spouse will live to 92 for a healthy 65-year-old couple.
3) It demonstrates how purchasing an immediate lifetime annuity can guarantee retirement income and protect against longevity and investment risks, providing an example quote
The document is an expense error/reject report listing expenses that were rejected for various reasons such as lacking receipts, exceeding limits, or being incorrectly coded. There were a total of 274 errors on 393 expense reports, totaling $27,990.70 in rejected expenses. Comments indicate the errors were addressed through emails to employees requesting corrections or further documentation.
The document discusses the financial challenges facing baby boomers in retirement. It notes that most boomers do not have enough savings and face historically low interest rates, making it difficult to generate sufficient monthly income from their savings. Even having $500,000 in savings would only generate around $350 per month. Most boomers will also be dependent on social security benefits, which for the average person provide around $1,177 per month. However, daily living expenses will take a large portion of that monthly income, leaving many boomers in a precarious financial situation in their retirement years. The document suggests starting a small home-based business to generate additional needed income.
The document discusses the power of compound interest and long-term investing for building wealth. It provides examples showing that starting to invest early and doing so regularly, even with small amounts, can result in having over $1 million by retirement age. Small daily sacrifices, such as skipping a coffee shop latte, can fund an investment that grows substantially over decades through compound interest.
Riding the Rollercoaster: How volatile earnings can affect living standardsResolutionFoundation
1) Monthly pay changes are more common than expected, with the average worker experiencing 1.9 months of notable upward changes and 2.7 months of notable downward changes over a year period.
2) Volatile pay is more common for lower-earning workers, and monthly pay fluctuations tend to follow a U-shape across the income distribution.
3) While Universal Credit aims to cushion the impact of pay changes, its monthly assessment periods do not always align with workers' pay schedules, potentially exacerbating volatility in living standards for claimants.
Budget Breakers: The Opportunity Cost of Extra SpendingDouglass Gaking
What would your retirement income look like if you brewed your coffee at home instead of going to Starbucks or drove a sedan instead of an SUV? When you replace small spending habits over a 30 year period and earn investment returns on the savings, the difference can be tens and even hundreds of thousands of dollars.
- While the personal impact of the recession has not been as bad as initially feared for most, concerns remain as nearly 3 in 10 experienced a high personal impact. Younger and older age groups report higher levels of maintenance or improvement in quality of life.
- Consumers expect the Irish economy to worsen over the next six months but are more positive about spending patterns than in May, though most will not increase spending. Stability is anticipated for jobs while some foresee a worsening housing market.
- Despite improvements in happiness, energy and motivation, consumers remain cautious given economic uncertainties and are holding their breath as they watch how the situation unfolds.
This document discusses various aspects of retirement planning, including:
1) It provides statistics on sources of retirement income for current retirees, baby boomers, and younger adults, with Social Security being the largest source for current retirees and employer pensions being more prevalent for older generations.
2) It outlines several risks to retirement security such as inflation, longevity, healthcare costs, investment performance, and changes to public policy. Longevity in particular is highlighted, with data showing over a 50% chance one spouse will live to 92 for a healthy 65-year-old couple.
3) It demonstrates how purchasing an immediate lifetime annuity can guarantee retirement income and protect against longevity and investment risks, providing an example quote
The document is an expense error/reject report listing expenses that were rejected for various reasons such as lacking receipts, exceeding limits, or being incorrectly coded. There were a total of 274 errors on 393 expense reports, totaling $27,990.70 in rejected expenses. Comments indicate the errors were addressed through emails to employees requesting corrections or further documentation.
The document discusses the financial challenges facing baby boomers in retirement. It notes that most boomers do not have enough savings and face historically low interest rates, making it difficult to generate sufficient monthly income from their savings. Even having $500,000 in savings would only generate around $350 per month. Most boomers will also be dependent on social security benefits, which for the average person provide around $1,177 per month. However, daily living expenses will take a large portion of that monthly income, leaving many boomers in a precarious financial situation in their retirement years. The document suggests starting a small home-based business to generate additional needed income.
The document discusses the power of compound interest and long-term investing for building wealth. It provides examples showing that starting to invest early and doing so regularly, even with small amounts, can result in having over $1 million by retirement age. Small daily sacrifices, such as skipping a coffee shop latte, can fund an investment that grows substantially over decades through compound interest.
Riding the Rollercoaster: How volatile earnings can affect living standardsResolutionFoundation
1) Monthly pay changes are more common than expected, with the average worker experiencing 1.9 months of notable upward changes and 2.7 months of notable downward changes over a year period.
2) Volatile pay is more common for lower-earning workers, and monthly pay fluctuations tend to follow a U-shape across the income distribution.
3) While Universal Credit aims to cushion the impact of pay changes, its monthly assessment periods do not always align with workers' pay schedules, potentially exacerbating volatility in living standards for claimants.
Budget Breakers: The Opportunity Cost of Extra SpendingDouglass Gaking
What would your retirement income look like if you brewed your coffee at home instead of going to Starbucks or drove a sedan instead of an SUV? When you replace small spending habits over a 30 year period and earn investment returns on the savings, the difference can be tens and even hundreds of thousands of dollars.
Individual disability insurance can provide income replacement if you are unable to work due to disability. The document discusses how insuring your income through disability insurance is a fundamental part of financial planning, as your ability to earn an income may be your most valuable asset. It notes that over 25% of 30-year old males and over 20% of 30-year old females will become disabled for 90 days or more before age 65. The document emphasizes that if you become disabled, your savings and assets may not be enough to cover living expenses, making disability insurance crucial protection.
Crowdstacker Research: The true cost of financial apathyCrowdstacker
The document discusses how financial apathy can cost people thousands of pounds over 10 years. Research found that 40% have never changed their pension provider, 21% have never changed banks, and 55% haven't changed utility providers in 3 years. This financial apathy could result in losses of £7,365 in pension value, £2,500 in savings interest from cash ISAs, and £5,120 from higher utility bills by not switching providers. The document encourages people to be more proactive in managing their finances to maximize savings and investments.
This document appears to contain financial information about investments made on various dates between 2013 and 2018. It lists purchase dates and amounts for several investments, along with current values, holding periods, and rates of return. One investment increased over 2.9 years by 108 times its original value to reach $351,000. Another decreased over 1.11 years by 84.5% from its starting value. A third current value is listed as $3,236 with notes about global reserve currencies and totals ranging from $52,000 to $5.6 million.
The document discusses biblical perspectives on money and financial management. It addresses the importance of money but also warns against coveting it. Several passages note that money answers things but should not be loved over God. The document then provides guidance on budgeting expenditures, discussing finances openly with one's spouse, understanding each person's roles, and avoiding comparing oneself to others. It recommends budget categories for housing, food, clothing, transportation, family, health, utilities, domestic help, and savings.
Retireassist provides innovative financial assistance to people over 55 who fear the cost of moving to a retirement community
Contact us on 1300 796 311 for more information
The document discusses the importance of planning for retirement given increasing lifespans and outlines strategies for retirement success such as contributing to 401k plans starting early, paying yourself first by spending less than you earn, avoiding emotional decisions with investments, not taking early withdrawals from retirement accounts, and prioritizing needs over wants to maximize savings. It also highlights tools like annual reviews, statements, and financial advisors that can help people stay on track with their retirement goals.
This document discusses the costs of home ownership. It notes that homeowners should plan to stay in a home for at least 3-5 years to offset expenses. Expenses include the mortgage, taxes, insurance, maintenance, and fees. The document provides formulas and examples for calculating the maximum loan amount, monthly mortgage payments, property taxes, maintenance costs, insurance, and total housing costs. It also discusses how mortgage interest and property taxes can provide tax benefits for homeowners.
Innovating for Ageing - Legal & General Home FinanceILC- UK
Legal and General Home Finance presented their Innovating for Ageing 'Problem Submission' to an audience of start-ups and innovators on the 19th June 2018.
For more information about the Innovating for Ageing competition, visit www.innovatingforageing.uk
This document is an expense error/reject report containing a list of expense reports that were rejected due to issues such as missing receipts, exceeding limits on expenses like meals and cell phone use, incorrect coding of expenses, and unallowable expenses. There were a total of 274 expense report errors among 393 total expense reports, with $27,990.70 in rejected expenses. Comments indicate emails were sent to employees regarding the issues and explanations were escalated to management in some cases.
The document discusses several macroeconomic topics including:
1) Farming in China during the commune system and the deaths that resulted from the policies.
2) Different worldviews including political, legal, and economic views.
3) The concepts of leverage, debt to equity ratios, and how small amounts of borrowed money can be used to generate larger profits but also larger losses.
4) How mortgages are packaged into securities and sold to investors for profit.
Smoking causes a significant number of deaths each year, both for smokers themselves and those around them through secondhand smoke exposure. While warnings on cigarette packs note the health risks, more people take up smoking each year than quit. Nicotine addiction makes quitting smoking extremely difficult. In addition to affecting their own health, pregnant smokers also endanger the health of their unborn children. Despite the many deaths caused by tobacco each year, governments and organizations have been unable to significantly reduce smoking rates due to the powerful tobacco industry lobby.
The document discusses several insurance and protection plans. The GROUP AD&D plan provides $3,000 paid by AIL if an employee dies and some coverage for dismemberment. The CHILD SAFE ID KITS protect lost or abducted children by providing personal information, descriptions, DNA samples, fingerprints, and photos in one place. The Health Services Discount Card offers discounts on eye care, hearing, dental, prescriptions, vitamins, chiropractic, travel assistance, and 24/7 nurse help. The FAMILY CARE PLAN shows gaps in existing coverage and explains food bank assistance while finalizing the plan. The Enhanced Job plan provides $15,000 funeral expense, 2-3
This document shows the monthly sales figures from March to December for 4 branches (Sucursal A, B, C, D) of a company. It also lists the total sales by month and the total sales for each branch. Branch B had the highest total sales over the year at $733,443, while Branch A was second highest at $450,591. The month with the highest total sales across all branches was October at $283,931.
With a burgeoning old age population, increasing inflation and dwindling government resources the threat of retiring poor is more ominous than ever before. Because it's intangible and some distance away, few prepare well for it. Are you in that category? Would your golden years be truly golden?
The document presents a retirement planning model for Bob based on various assumptions: Bob is currently 50 years old and plans to retire at 65. His current retirement fund is $150,000 and he contributes $9,500 annually. The model analyzes how changes to variables like retirement age, investment returns, and expenses impact how long his retirement funds will last. It finds Bob's funds would last until age 73 given current assumptions, but retiring later or receiving higher returns could extend that. A sensitivity analysis shows retirement age has the biggest impact on fund longevity.
The document discusses a panel at the CTAScotland18 conference on tackling loneliness and isolation through national strategy and community transport. It features Brian Sloan from Age Scotland, Nicola Hanssen from Roar - Connections for Life charity, and Bronach Hughes from the Scottish Government. Nicola discusses Roar's work enabling older people to stay mobile and connected through transport, which won them an award from Age Scotland. Bronach will discuss the Scottish Government's strategy to address loneliness and isolation.
The document summarizes average costs for major life events in the UK such as housing, marriage, children, and retirement. It reports that the average amount UK couples will spend on these major life events totals close to £1 million. With these significant costs, planning and managing finances is important. Individual Savings Accounts (ISAs) can help people save for these costs by maximizing their annual tax-free allowance.
Cash Flow Kings & Queens: How Gen Y Professionals Can Get Control and Set Up ...Kristin Jacobsen
Cash Flow Kings & Queens: How Gen Y Professionals Can Get Control and Set Up Their Cash Flow For Success, so they can reach their version of financial success.
Cash flow is the core to all successful personal finances.
Phoenix is a program that aims to boost interest in physics among Polish youth through experiments, calculations, charts and research trips sponsored by the European Union. The program involves classes of around 10 students, including Beata and the presenter, held weekly in a school physics lab. Every six months students participate in competitions involving double-blind research projects and presentations for the chance to win trips to a science camp. Beata and the presenter previously won second place in one such competition.
The document is a revision from December 2014. It appears to be updating information or policies from a previous version but no specifics are provided on the topic or contents being revised. In just 3 sentences, no meaningful summary can be generated without more context on the subject matter or purpose of the document.
Diseño Curricular para el Primer Ciclo de la Escuela Primaria. Diseño Curricular para el Primer Ciclo de la Escuela Primaria. Diseño Curricular para el Primer Ciclo de la Escuela Primaria.
Phoenix is a program that aims to boost interest in physics among Polish youth through experiments, calculations, charts and research trips sponsored by the European Union. The program involves classes of around 10 students, including two girls, held weekly in a school physics lab under the instruction of Maria Rozenbajgier. Every six months students participate in competitions involving double or group research projects and presentations, with winning groups going on a science camp trip to learn, meet people and visit interesting places. Beata and the speaker won second place in one such competition.
Individual disability insurance can provide income replacement if you are unable to work due to disability. The document discusses how insuring your income through disability insurance is a fundamental part of financial planning, as your ability to earn an income may be your most valuable asset. It notes that over 25% of 30-year old males and over 20% of 30-year old females will become disabled for 90 days or more before age 65. The document emphasizes that if you become disabled, your savings and assets may not be enough to cover living expenses, making disability insurance crucial protection.
Crowdstacker Research: The true cost of financial apathyCrowdstacker
The document discusses how financial apathy can cost people thousands of pounds over 10 years. Research found that 40% have never changed their pension provider, 21% have never changed banks, and 55% haven't changed utility providers in 3 years. This financial apathy could result in losses of £7,365 in pension value, £2,500 in savings interest from cash ISAs, and £5,120 from higher utility bills by not switching providers. The document encourages people to be more proactive in managing their finances to maximize savings and investments.
This document appears to contain financial information about investments made on various dates between 2013 and 2018. It lists purchase dates and amounts for several investments, along with current values, holding periods, and rates of return. One investment increased over 2.9 years by 108 times its original value to reach $351,000. Another decreased over 1.11 years by 84.5% from its starting value. A third current value is listed as $3,236 with notes about global reserve currencies and totals ranging from $52,000 to $5.6 million.
The document discusses biblical perspectives on money and financial management. It addresses the importance of money but also warns against coveting it. Several passages note that money answers things but should not be loved over God. The document then provides guidance on budgeting expenditures, discussing finances openly with one's spouse, understanding each person's roles, and avoiding comparing oneself to others. It recommends budget categories for housing, food, clothing, transportation, family, health, utilities, domestic help, and savings.
Retireassist provides innovative financial assistance to people over 55 who fear the cost of moving to a retirement community
Contact us on 1300 796 311 for more information
The document discusses the importance of planning for retirement given increasing lifespans and outlines strategies for retirement success such as contributing to 401k plans starting early, paying yourself first by spending less than you earn, avoiding emotional decisions with investments, not taking early withdrawals from retirement accounts, and prioritizing needs over wants to maximize savings. It also highlights tools like annual reviews, statements, and financial advisors that can help people stay on track with their retirement goals.
This document discusses the costs of home ownership. It notes that homeowners should plan to stay in a home for at least 3-5 years to offset expenses. Expenses include the mortgage, taxes, insurance, maintenance, and fees. The document provides formulas and examples for calculating the maximum loan amount, monthly mortgage payments, property taxes, maintenance costs, insurance, and total housing costs. It also discusses how mortgage interest and property taxes can provide tax benefits for homeowners.
Innovating for Ageing - Legal & General Home FinanceILC- UK
Legal and General Home Finance presented their Innovating for Ageing 'Problem Submission' to an audience of start-ups and innovators on the 19th June 2018.
For more information about the Innovating for Ageing competition, visit www.innovatingforageing.uk
This document is an expense error/reject report containing a list of expense reports that were rejected due to issues such as missing receipts, exceeding limits on expenses like meals and cell phone use, incorrect coding of expenses, and unallowable expenses. There were a total of 274 expense report errors among 393 total expense reports, with $27,990.70 in rejected expenses. Comments indicate emails were sent to employees regarding the issues and explanations were escalated to management in some cases.
The document discusses several macroeconomic topics including:
1) Farming in China during the commune system and the deaths that resulted from the policies.
2) Different worldviews including political, legal, and economic views.
3) The concepts of leverage, debt to equity ratios, and how small amounts of borrowed money can be used to generate larger profits but also larger losses.
4) How mortgages are packaged into securities and sold to investors for profit.
Smoking causes a significant number of deaths each year, both for smokers themselves and those around them through secondhand smoke exposure. While warnings on cigarette packs note the health risks, more people take up smoking each year than quit. Nicotine addiction makes quitting smoking extremely difficult. In addition to affecting their own health, pregnant smokers also endanger the health of their unborn children. Despite the many deaths caused by tobacco each year, governments and organizations have been unable to significantly reduce smoking rates due to the powerful tobacco industry lobby.
The document discusses several insurance and protection plans. The GROUP AD&D plan provides $3,000 paid by AIL if an employee dies and some coverage for dismemberment. The CHILD SAFE ID KITS protect lost or abducted children by providing personal information, descriptions, DNA samples, fingerprints, and photos in one place. The Health Services Discount Card offers discounts on eye care, hearing, dental, prescriptions, vitamins, chiropractic, travel assistance, and 24/7 nurse help. The FAMILY CARE PLAN shows gaps in existing coverage and explains food bank assistance while finalizing the plan. The Enhanced Job plan provides $15,000 funeral expense, 2-3
This document shows the monthly sales figures from March to December for 4 branches (Sucursal A, B, C, D) of a company. It also lists the total sales by month and the total sales for each branch. Branch B had the highest total sales over the year at $733,443, while Branch A was second highest at $450,591. The month with the highest total sales across all branches was October at $283,931.
With a burgeoning old age population, increasing inflation and dwindling government resources the threat of retiring poor is more ominous than ever before. Because it's intangible and some distance away, few prepare well for it. Are you in that category? Would your golden years be truly golden?
The document presents a retirement planning model for Bob based on various assumptions: Bob is currently 50 years old and plans to retire at 65. His current retirement fund is $150,000 and he contributes $9,500 annually. The model analyzes how changes to variables like retirement age, investment returns, and expenses impact how long his retirement funds will last. It finds Bob's funds would last until age 73 given current assumptions, but retiring later or receiving higher returns could extend that. A sensitivity analysis shows retirement age has the biggest impact on fund longevity.
The document discusses a panel at the CTAScotland18 conference on tackling loneliness and isolation through national strategy and community transport. It features Brian Sloan from Age Scotland, Nicola Hanssen from Roar - Connections for Life charity, and Bronach Hughes from the Scottish Government. Nicola discusses Roar's work enabling older people to stay mobile and connected through transport, which won them an award from Age Scotland. Bronach will discuss the Scottish Government's strategy to address loneliness and isolation.
The document summarizes average costs for major life events in the UK such as housing, marriage, children, and retirement. It reports that the average amount UK couples will spend on these major life events totals close to £1 million. With these significant costs, planning and managing finances is important. Individual Savings Accounts (ISAs) can help people save for these costs by maximizing their annual tax-free allowance.
Cash Flow Kings & Queens: How Gen Y Professionals Can Get Control and Set Up ...Kristin Jacobsen
Cash Flow Kings & Queens: How Gen Y Professionals Can Get Control and Set Up Their Cash Flow For Success, so they can reach their version of financial success.
Cash flow is the core to all successful personal finances.
Phoenix is a program that aims to boost interest in physics among Polish youth through experiments, calculations, charts and research trips sponsored by the European Union. The program involves classes of around 10 students, including Beata and the presenter, held weekly in a school physics lab. Every six months students participate in competitions involving double-blind research projects and presentations for the chance to win trips to a science camp. Beata and the presenter previously won second place in one such competition.
The document is a revision from December 2014. It appears to be updating information or policies from a previous version but no specifics are provided on the topic or contents being revised. In just 3 sentences, no meaningful summary can be generated without more context on the subject matter or purpose of the document.
Diseño Curricular para el Primer Ciclo de la Escuela Primaria. Diseño Curricular para el Primer Ciclo de la Escuela Primaria. Diseño Curricular para el Primer Ciclo de la Escuela Primaria.
Phoenix is a program that aims to boost interest in physics among Polish youth through experiments, calculations, charts and research trips sponsored by the European Union. The program involves classes of around 10 students, including two girls, held weekly in a school physics lab under the instruction of Maria Rozenbajgier. Every six months students participate in competitions involving double or group research projects and presentations, with winning groups going on a science camp trip to learn, meet people and visit interesting places. Beata and the speaker won second place in one such competition.
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Este documento presenta el Estatuto del Docente del Gobierno de la Ciudad de Buenos Aires. Establece las disposiciones generales sobre el personal docente, incluyendo las áreas educativas cubiertas, las condiciones de actividad y situaciones del personal, y los deberes y derechos de los docentes. Define los deberes como sustentar los principios democráticos, respetar los símbolos nacionales, actualizar sus conocimientos, cumplir horarios, y representar a los docentes en instancias de participación. También define los derechos
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The student describes volunteering at a Salvation Army on Thanksgiving to help cook and serve dinner. They felt good about helping others who seemed nice or embarrassed to be there. The student adds they should include more details like how it made them feel to be in an unfamiliar place and who the people they helped were. The teacher responds supportively, asking questions to encourage more details to make the experience come alive for readers. The teacher aims to extend the discussion and further learning goals through a nurturing, curious tone.
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- A person earning Rs. 300,000 annually sees their salary increase 10% each year, earning over Rs. 9 crore by retirement at age 60, but most people save less than 20% of that amount.
- If that same person saved just 10% of their salary each year from age 25-60, with a 10% annual growth rate, they would have saved Rs. 89.73 lakhs by retirement.
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By now, you’ve done most of the hard work: holding down a career and acquiring assets to boost your financial situation along the way. Now, in the years leading up to your retirement, it’s time to really start thinking about that next phase of your life. And then, once you know what you want your retirement lifestyle to look like, you need to know how you are going to fund it, and how to access your money so it goes the distance.
There are many ways to live your retirement years – studying, volunteering, travelling. Maybe even working part-time. But you certainly don’t want to spend your retirement worrying about money. That’s where a little planning comes in. And the sooner you start planning for retirement, the better off you’ll be when you get there. This book is a guide to help you get a picture of your retirement, and then show you how to get there, including steps to reach your nest egg goal. The second part of this guide focuses on strategies to help you access your super once you’ve reached your retirement age.
Retirement Planning- Case studyPart 1A) SMART Goal Setting.docxronak56
Retirement Planning- Case study
Part 1
A) SMART Goal Setting
Specific
What: They should to achieve debt freedom and save enough money before age 65. They supposed to decrease his daily expense to save more money, to pay off the current loan and some credit debts. Then they need to start RESPs for their children.
Why: Their Net cash flow was negative, it means they have more expense than income. They must find a way to solve these problem, even through they have 308879.63 net worth, but it is useless. They have too many loan and mortgage need to repayment.
Where: They should focus on house mortgage first, because that $300000 mortgage with interest rate is 4.75%.
Who: their children. When they do this financial planning, their kids is inherently involved in.
Which: They have some constraints which is that they need to pay education for kids, they have economic pressure, so saving money is hard thing for them.
Measurable:
They want to save $2000 per month to pay off their mortgage $1897.57 monthly.
Achievable:
We suggest saving money from Entertainment and Transportation.
· Yearly expense
Travel $120, Activities $360, Alcohol $120 totally is $600
We also can decrease expense form car insurance, Colin and Jill can use one car and suspend the car insurance saving $1440 yearly.
They already saving $2040 for one year.
Realistic:
That is realistic because they can easily to save money form their income, they need to know how to budgeting their money, especially they already have two kids.
Time-Limited:
They will save money form their daily life for $2040 for one year, their yearly mortgage is $1897.57*12= $22770.84, they need to saving 10 years money to pay off one year mortgage.
B) Cash Flow Statement & Net Worth Statement
According to the expense statement for retirement planning, I estimate the expense after Colin and Jill retirement is $28546.68. It means they need income after tax is same amount.
Electricity/water: When they are after 65 year old, they should sleep so early that compare with before. That’s why their electricity usage rate is going down. Change $150 to $100 per month
Internet: they don’t use internet after 65 years old, because they always watching TV or reading book, no time to use internet. Change $100 to $50 per month
Groceries: it will change some because they want to be health, and will buy many nourishment and fruits,and more milk. Not changed.
Eat-out: eat-out cost will be decrease, they usually cook at home. Change $100 to $50 per month
Colin&Jill car insurance: They don’t need two cars for driving, so they can just drive one car with one car insurance, so the cost will be decrease. Decrease $110 per month
Gas fee: gas cost also decrease because two cars in stead of one car.
Medical: Colin has high blood pressure, his medicines cost will increase.
Travel: Colin and Jill like to long-distance travel every month,so that’s why travel cost is increased. Change $50 to $ ...
Actuary Steve Vernon, retirement expert, Fellow of the Society of Actuaries and president of Rest-of-Life Communications, provides his recommendations regarding the current state of retirement and what individuals, employers and plan sponsors should do to prepare for retirement. For more information, visit www.restoflife.com
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2. DO YOU HAVE ENOUGH
FOR THE RETIREMENT
YOU WANT?
Time
Income
At retirement your
Income drops
3. The U.S. Retirement Crisis
Most people do not have enough for retirement!
12/23/13SOURCE:
4. The Prudential Ribbon Experiment
Most people only have enough to age 75
Prudential’s
Experiment found
that most people
won’t have
enough money.
Their money runs
out by age 75.
See it at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OGjYa6S2ZyY
5. Chances of Living to Any Age
Most will live well past age 75
50% of men live to 85 and women to 87
7. Retirement Savings
If you are at or near retirement
you are out of time to save enough for retirement
This is the amount you
need invested at 5% to
generate a monthly income
8. Retirement Income
From 401K and Social Security
$24,936 or $31,936
Both are under minimum living wage
SEE NEXT SLIDE!
RETIREMENT INCOME
50% of Americans have no 401K or IRA
SSN $ 2,078 $ 24,936
TOTAL ANNUAL INCOME $ 24,936
50% of Americans have a 401K or IRA
401K $ 140,000 At 5% = $ 7,000
SSN $ 2,078 $ 24,936
TOTAL ANNUAL INCOME $ 31,936
9. Monthly
Expenses
1 Adult 1 Adult, 1 Child
1 Adult,
2 Children
1 Adult,
3 Children
2 Adults 2 Adults, 1 Child
2 Adults,
2 Children
2 Adults,
3 Children
Food $242 $357 $536 $749 $444 $553 $713 $904
Child Care $0 $746 $1,104 $1,462 $0 $0 $0 $0
Medical $139 $399 $416 $398 $283 $387 $367 $375
Housing $748 $1,095 $1,095 $1,315 $896 $1,095 $1,095 $1,315
Transportation $262 $509 $587 $629 $509 $587 $629 $640
Other $82 $204 $258 $330 $140 $181 $204 $231
Required
monthly
income after
taxes
$1,473 $3,310 $3,996 $4,883 $2,272 $2,803 $3,008 $3,465
Required
annual income
after taxes
$17,676 $39,720 $47,952 $58,596 $27,264 $33,636 $36,096 $41,580
Annual taxes $3,296 $7,426 $8,965 $10,957 $5,089 $6,287 $6,747 $7,770
Required
annual
income before
taxes
$20,972 $47,146 $56,917 $69,553 $32,353 $39,923 $42,843 $49,350
Living Wage Calculation for Hartford County, Connecticut
SOURCE - http://livingwage.mit.edu/counties/09003
10. RETIREMENT INCOME OPTIONS
Job (Linear) vs Residual Income
What if you could generate the
monthly income you need
instead of going back to work?
THESE ARE YOUR ONLY TWO OPTIONS!