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Should I wait until 65?

Retirement might seem like a far-off dream, but it's never too early to start planning. You've worked hard your entire life, and now it's time to enjoy the fruits of your labor. But to truly enjoy retirement, you must have a solid plan.


Imagine waking up each day with the freedom to do what you want, when you want. Travel the world, take up a new hobby, or enjoy quality time with loved ones. The possibilities are endless when you plan for retirement.


But retirement planning can be overwhelming, and it's easy to put it off until later. Don't wait until it's too late - start planning now. Whether you're in your 20s, 30s, 40s, or beyond, it's never too early (or too late) to start planning for the retirement of your dreams.


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Are my 401K savings sufficient for my life time?

You must be aware of these factors. It can ruin your retirement!

Where are you financially?

It depends on your goal...

The answer to whether your 401k will be enough for your retirement depends on a variety of factors such as your current age, your retirement goals, your current savings rate, your investment strategy, and your expected retirement expenses.


While a 401k can be a powerful tool to help you save for retirement, it's important to remember that it is just one part of your overall retirement plan. Other sources of retirement income may include Social Security benefits, pensions, rental income, or other investments.


To determine whether your 401k will be enough for your retirement, you may want to consider working with one of our financial advisor who can help you evaluate your current savings and develop a retirement plan that is tailored to your specific needs and goals. 

we can also help you calculate how much you may need to save and invest each year to reach your retirement goals.


It's important to start planning for retirement as early as possible and to regularly revisit your retirement plan to ensure you are on track to meet your goals. By doing so, you can make adjustments as needed and increase your chances of having a comfortable retirement.

You need a retirement plan...

Assuming you are 45 and want to retire at age 60, you have 15 years to save for a good lifestyle at retirement. If you want to retire at 60, right now you need to plan for at least 25 years assuming your life span is to be age 85. The longer you live, the more you would have to put aside today. The question is; will my retirement money last?


Here is some perspective that will help you understand how your decisions today affect your retirement years...


Assume that you do not bring food from home to eat lunch at work, and you spend $15 everyday to pay for your daily lunch. You will spend $3,600 per year for lunch at work.

Multiply this number by the number of years you still need to work (15 years) which will be $54,000. That's how much money you can save for the next 15 years for your retirement on this activity alone.


For instance, taking your car to the carwash, eating out with the family, going to the movies, attending sport events or game activities, buying breakfast daily, weekly shopping, celebrating birthday events for you and your loved ones, going to the beach to relax, going out with friends, car and home repairs, family get togethers or reunions, and many, many more! Ask yourself; are my retirement savings sufficient? If not, what can I do?


Every activity will require you to use money. So, by re-allocating your resources today, you can guarantee yourself a better and happier retirement life.


For everything you do today, your retirement quality of life will have an impact. Planning early for your retirement can put you a much better situation tomorrow. 

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Imagine how much more you can save if you add up all the costs from other activities that take place in your daily life. 

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Allocate your resources effectively

No 6-figure job, business idea, skills or degree will guarantee you financial success.


Learning how to maximize your energy, time & money will guarantee you the financial success you are looking for.


 You do not need to get a second job, create a new business or invest in real estate.  


Allocating your resources effectively can bring numerous benefits, including:


  1. Improved financial security: By allocating your resources effectively, you can build a solid financial foundation that supports your long-term goals and helps you weather unexpected financial challenges.
  2. Increased wealth: By investing your resources wisely, you can grow your wealth over time and achieve your financial goals, such as buying a home, funding your children's education, or retiring comfortably.
  3. Reduced financial stress: Effective resource allocation can help you manage your money more effectively, reducing financial stress and anxiety.
  4. Greater financial flexibility: By allocating your resources effectively, you can create a more flexible financial plan that allows you to adapt to changing circumstances and pursue new opportunities as they arise.
  5. Improved quality of life: When you have a solid financial foundation and a plan for achieving your goals, you can enjoy greater peace of mind and a higher quality of life, knowing that your financial future is secure.


Ultimately, effective resource allocation can help you achieve your financial goals, reduce financial stress, and enjoy greater financial security and flexibility.


By taking a strategic and disciplined approach to managing your money, you can build a strong financial foundation that supports your long-term success and well-being.

A successful retirement process

Want a happy retirement? Follow the plan that will help you live your retirement years with confidence.

 

A happy retirement is one that provides a sense of financial security, emotional well-being, and a sense of purpose. It is a time when people can relax and enjoy their golden years, pursuing activities and interests that they may not have had time for during their working years.


A happy retirement typically involves having enough financial resources to live comfortably, allowing individuals to pursue their passions, travel, or simply enjoy time with loved ones. It also involves having a strong social network and supportive relationships, which can help retirees maintain a sense of belonging and connectedness.


In addition, a happy retirement often involves having a sense of purpose or meaning, such as volunteering, taking on a new project or hobby, or continuing to work in some capacity. This can help retirees maintain a sense of fulfillment and mental stimulation, as well as providing opportunities to make a positive impact on their communities.


Ultimately, a happy retirement is one that is customized to each individual's unique goals, values, and priorities. By planning early, setting realistic goals, and working with a financial advisor or retirement planner, individuals can take steps to create a retirement plan that sets them up for a happy and fulfilling retirement. Let's start the process...

If you have a 401k retirement plan with your employer, this is great news! Most employers will match your contribution up to a specified amount. No matter what you do, always continue to participate in it as it will be good to know that you can count with some money after retirement. 


If you separate from your employer, however, you can always rollover your 401K into and IRA plan with your bank or investment institution. Keep in mind that if you withdraw your money to spend it, you will have to pay federal and state taxes, and even IRS penalties if you are younger than 59 1/2. To learn how to rollover your 401K retirement plan, make sure you contact your financial advisor if you have questions. 


Are there any other programs similar my 401k retirement plan? Yes there are; 403B, 457 plans, IRA (Traditional/Roth), TSA Annuities and more. Most of these plans are subject to the same rules as your 401K. 


If you work for the government, any public employer or school employer, you may be able to qualify for a 401(a) plan, which is different than your traditional plans. These plans provide a lifetime benefit at retirement. Unlike 401Ks, 401(a) benefit is calculated based on a formula rather than how much you contribute into it. These kind of plans are pretty rare nowadays to get because most employers don't offer them due to being too expensive. 


Your social security benefit can also help you with your retirement income. This pension is also a lifetime pension where you can start collecting at age 62 at a reduced amount. Contact Social Security to figure out how your social security is calculated, and for more specific rules and requirements.  


Are my retirement savings sufficient? In order to answer this questions, you must take into account these three sources; your personal savings, pension income amount and social security. Will my retirement money last? Make sure you identify the accounts that are taxable and tax-free to get a more accurate after-tax income to pay for your monthly expenses.  This calculation will tell you how long your retirement will last.

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Considering early retirement

With the proper retirement plan, you will be able to successfully determine how soon you can retire.


The ultimate goal is to be able to retire with the same lifestyle you currently have. In addition, your plan should help you minimize the income tax you will have to pay once you start withdrawing money from your retirement savings.


Spend your time doing the things you love the most. You only live once, why do things or spend your time in a job that makes you feel unhappy every day?


Start your retirement plan today. You have nothing to lose. On the contrary, you will learn how soon you can retire. It’s NEVER too early to plan. Planning is the key to achieving any financial goal.


Retiring early requires careful planning and a disciplined approach to saving and investing. Here are some tips to help you retire early:


  1. Start saving early: The earlier you start saving, the more time you have to grow your investments. Consider investing in tax-advantaged retirement accounts such as a 401(k) or IRA.
  2. Maximize your contributions: Make the most of your retirement accounts by contributing as much as you can each year. Maxing out your contributions can help you build wealth quickly.
  3. Live below your means: If you want to retire early, you need to save more than the average person. This may require living below your means and cutting back on expenses.
  4. Invest wisely: Investing in a mix of stocks, bonds, and other assets can help you grow your wealth over time. Consider working with a financial advisor to develop an investment strategy that aligns with your goals.
  5. Plan for healthcare costs: Healthcare costs can be a significant expense in retirement. Consider purchasing a high-deductible health plan paired with a health savings account to help cover these costs.
  6. Consider a side hustle: A side business or job can help you earn additional income to put towards your retirement savings.
  7. Evaluate your retirement goals: Be realistic about your retirement goals and make sure you have a solid plan in place to achieve them.


Keep in mind that retiring early may require significant sacrifices and trade-offs, such as living on a tighter budget or delaying major life events like starting a family or buying a home. 


However, with careful planning and a disciplined approach, it is possible to retire early and enjoy the financial freedom that comes with it.

Your social security pension

Windfall Elimination Provision

The Windfall Elimination Provision (WEP) is a rule within the U.S. Social Security system that may impact individuals who receive both a pension from work not covered by Social Security and Social Security benefits based on other employment. The WEP aims to adjust the calculation of Social Security benefits for individuals with non-Social Security pensions.


If you have worked in a job where you did not pay into the Social Security system, such as a government job, and also worked in other employment where you did pay into Social Security for a shorter period, the WEP may affect you. Its purpose is to ensure fairness by modifying the formula used to calculate Social Security benefits for individuals in this situation.


The WEP reduces your Social Security benefit by using a modified formula, resulting in a lower replacement rate of your average lifetime earnings. The reduction amount depends on the number of years you paid into Social Security.


It's important to note that the Windfall Elimination Provision doesn't impact everyone with a non-Social Security pension. It only affects those who also receive Social Security benefits based on their other work history.


Understanding the specific impact of the WEP can be complex, as it varies depending on individual circumstances. If you believe you may be affected by the Windfall Elimination Provision, I recommend consulting with the Social Security Administration or a financial professional who is knowledgeable about Social Security rules. They can provide guidance tailored to your situation and help you understand how the provision may affect your benefits."

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Setting a financial goal, such as planning for retirement, is no different than when you set the goal to finish your school. You set your mind to it. You planned on it. Your daily decisions were made based on that dream, and you graduated to have a better job to enjoy life. 

 

To retire with confidence, you will need to have a solid retirement plan in place. Here are some key elements of a retirement plan that can help you retire with confidence:


  1. A clear understanding of your retirement goals: Before you retire, it's important to have a clear understanding of what you want your retirement to look like. This includes identifying your retirement goals, such as where you want to live, what kind of lifestyle you want to have, and what activities you want to pursue
  2. A realistic retirement budget: To retire with confidence, you need to have a realistic retirement budget that takes into account your expected expenses and sources of income. Consider working with a financial advisor to create a retirement budget that aligns with your goals and takes into account inflation, healthcare costs, and other potential expenses
  3. A diversified retirement portfolio: A well-diversified retirement portfolio can help you manage risk and maximize returns over the long term. Consider working with a financial advisor to develop a diversified investment strategy that aligns with your risk tolerance and retirement goals.
  4. A plan for healthcare costs: Healthcare costs can be a significant expense in retirement, so it's important to plan for these costs. Consider purchasing a high-deductible health plan paired with a health savings account to help cover these costs.
  5. A plan for managing taxes in retirement: Taxes can be a significant expense in retirement, so it's important to have a plan for managing your tax liability. Consider working with a tax advisor to develop a tax-efficient retirement plan.
  6. A plan for long-term care: Long-term care can be a significant expense in retirement, so it's important to have a plan in place for managing these costs. Consider purchasing long-term care insurance or setting aside funds to cover these expenses.


By having a solid retirement plan that takes into account your goals, budget, and potential 

expenses, you can retire with confidence and enjoy your golden years to the fullest.

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What daily activity are you planning to do after you retire from your regular job?

Retirement does not mean stop working. 


The Bible doesn't use "retirement" or mandate a specific age for ceasing work. Still, it does emphasize the importance of work and using one's talents for service, which suggests that ceasing to work may not be what God wants. In Numbers 8:23-26, the Levites, who served in the Tabernacle, are instructed to cease their regular duties at 50 but continue to serve in other capacities.


This mindset could be good news for you, especially if you don't have a pension lined up or a 401K from your employers to count on. Rather than worrying about how much money you will need at retirement, your mindset should be what skills you should learn today to support yourself financially during that "retirement," hopefully with something you love and enjoy doing.


Matthew 6:19-21 states, "Do not store up for yourselves treasures on earth," where Jesus advises against accumulating earthly possessions and instead urges people to focus on storing treasures in heaven. In addition, you must work hard to have a strong relationship with God now. Your relationship with God will guarantee you an abundant and more satisfying lifestyle. This relationship will help you increase your faith in God, which you need now and during those later years.


When you add the "retirement" costs: your house payments, food, transportation, debts, car, home, health, and long-term care insurance, medications, and lifestyle, it will mean hundreds of thousands of dollars yearly to support your life. Worrying about running out of money is a daily concern for retirees today, even though they meticulously planned for their retirement. 


Proverbs 3:5-6 states, "Trust in the LORD with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding; in all your ways submit to him, and he will make your paths straight." God's Holy Spirit will point you in the direction you need to take to a more peaceful and happier life. 


I have retired thousands of people in the last 23 years, and my experience tells me there can be a happier, more abundant, and more hopeful life. Therefore, trusting God for all your needs will make life much richer and happier. Be smarter with your money, and start today, discovering what God has in store for you and your family. Love the Lord!

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