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Retirement may be years away, but the financial decisions you make today can shape your future lifestyle. Retirement planning helps you estimate how much you may need, understand the gap between your current savings and future requirement, and create an investment strategy around your retirement goal.
At Best Investment, we help you plan for the retirement you want—not simply the retirement you can afford.
Your income may stop or reduce after retirement, but many expenses continue. You may need to plan for:
The earlier you start planning, the more time you may have to build your retirement corpus.
Look at your age, income, savings, investments and existing retirement benefits.
Think about the lifestyle and expenses you may want after retirement.
Consider inflation and the number of years until retirement.
Compare your estimated requirement with your existing investments and retirement benefits.
Determine how much you may need to invest regularly or through a lumpsum.
Your income, expenses, investments and retirement goals can change over time. Your plan should evolve with them.
Suppose your current monthly household expenses are: ₹60,000 per month
If you are 35 years old and plan to retire at 60, and expenses increase at an assumed 6% annual inflation rate, today's ₹60,000 monthly expense could become approximately: ₹2.57 lakh per month by age 60.
This is only an illustration. Actual inflation and future expenses can be very different. The example shows why planning based only on today's expenses may underestimate your future retirement requirement.
Retirement planning may involve evaluating different sources and investment options, depending on your circumstances. These may include:
The objective is not simply to accumulate the largest possible corpus. It is to build a strategy that can potentially provide financial stability and income during retirement.
Consider two investors:
Starts investing at age 30.
Starts investing at age 45.
Even if both eventually invest significant amounts, the earlier investor has more time for contributions and potential compounding. Time can be one of your biggest financial advantages.
However, starting late does not mean planning is pointless. A late starter can reassess the goal, investment capacity, retirement age and expected requirements and build a revised strategy.
Retirement planning is not only for people in their 20s or 30s. If retirement is approaching, you can focus on:
The investment strategy may need to evolve as the retirement date gets closer.
At Best Investment, we start with your desired retirement lifestyle—not with a particular investment product.
We help you evaluate your retirement goal, estimate the potential financial requirement and understand the investment strategy needed to work towards it.
You don't have to know exactly what your retirement will look like today. But you can start understanding:
Start planning your retirement today.
Ideally, as early as practical. Starting earlier may give you more time to save and invest towards your retirement goal.
It depends on your expected retirement expenses, inflation, retirement age, existing corpus, expected returns and desired lifestyle.
Regular investing through SIP can be one component of a long-term retirement strategy. The appropriate investment approach depends on your circumstances and goals.
Existing retirement savings and benefits should be included when calculating your overall retirement requirement.
You can still create a retirement plan. Your strategy may need to account for a shorter investment period and potentially higher savings requirements.
Retirement income can potentially come from multiple sources, including retirement benefits, investments, pensions and other assets. The appropriate withdrawal strategy depends on individual circumstances.
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