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SETTING GOALS
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Instructor Name
Registered Representative “Broker Dealer Affiliation” Member FINRA and SIPC
Introduction My Objectives Questions The Follow-up Meeting
Topics Include:
▪ Setting Goals ▪ Retirement Planning Steps ▪ Funding Goals with Tax Savings
Starting the Planning Process
Retirement strategies that were widely accepted years ago may not be appropriate today. Here are a couple of facts:
▪ According to the National Center for Health Statistics, the average life
expectancy in 1930 for a male was 58.1 years.
▪ According to the 2011 Commissioners Standard Ordinary Mortality Table
(CSO), a person born in 1950 should live to be 79. However, one of the fastest growing age groups is the 100-year-old group.
This life expectancy issue creates two new considerations:
– Depression era: Shorter Life Expectancy – Today: Much longer life expectancies.
– Depression era: What did your grandparents do? – Today: What will you do? New career, travel, etc.?
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Starting the Planning Process
▪ Starting the Planning Process
▪ Retirement Planning Steps ▪ Funding Goals with Tax Savings
Topics Include:
Setting Goals
Retirement Considerations:
▪ Weather ▪ Allergies ▪ Children and Grandchildren ▪ Longevity or Time ▪ Lifestyle and Desires ▪ Means ▪ Inflation
▪ Starting the Planning Process ▪ Setting Goals
▪ Funding Goals with Tax Savings
Topics Include:
Retirement Planning Steps
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Start Now- Delays can be Costly.
This hypothetical is for illustrative purposes only, should not be deemed a representation of past or future investment results or performance, and is based on mathematical principals and the topics/examples covered. Principal, yield, and/or share price may fluctuate with changes in the market conditions and, when sold or redeemed, you may receive more or less than originally invested. It does not portray tax implications, withdrawals, actual investment results, and your experience may differ.
Planning Strategies
$6,000 per year, 8% return 1
Age Tim Melissa
30 $6,000 31 $6,000 32 $6,000 33 $6,000 34 $6,000 35 $6,000 36 $6,000 37 $6,000 38 $6,000 39 $6,000 40 $6,000 41 $6,000 42 $6,000 43 $6,000 44 $6,000 45 $6,000 46 $6,000 47 $6,000 48 $6,000 49 $6,000 50 $6,000 51 $6,000 52 $6,000 53 $6,000 54 $6,000 55 $6,000 56 $6,000 57 $6,000 58 $6,000 59 $6,000
Amount Invested $120,000 $60,000 Account Value $294,510 $450,670
1 The illustration does not consider tax implications or withdrawals. It assumes an annual contribution at the beginning of the year and an 8% rate ofreturn compounded monthly from the beginning of the period. This hypothetical is for illustrative purposes only, should not be deemed a representation of past or future investment results or performance, and is based on mathematical principals and the topics/examples covered. Principal, yield, and/or share price may fmuctuate with changes in the market conditions and, when sold or redeemed, you may receive more or less than originally invested. It does not portray tax implications, withdrawals, actual investment results, and your experience may differ.