Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been tagged as “Retirement”
When you retire, at least two-thirds of your RA or pension needs to be converted into an annuity. If you’re part of your employer’s pension or provident fund, you can choose an in-fund annuity. Those who don’t choose to stay (or don’t have the option), need to explore the annuity options available.
How much you need to retire, depends on your monthly expenses and the age at which you want to retire. Knowing this number, and knowing how close you are to acheiving this, is your first step to financial freedom.
Dividends are great and especially important for retirement as you receive cashflow without having to sell. We look at the dividend ETFs.
Once you’ve set up a regular saving schedule for your retirement, the time magic starts happening. But it’s still a good idea to occasionally check in with your retirement portfolio – a tweak here and there can make a big difference over time. Here are some questions to ask the next time you view your statement.
Investing is about more than just shares. There are a number fo different asset classes we can buy and this article digs into the details.
The phrase ‘Saving Towards Retirement’ is loaded. There’s loads of information to wade through, and an undercurrent of fear that you don’t have enough. In my conversations I’ve started to pick up on some personal money myths that might be hijacking our reason.
