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Safe proof your retirementby Gunika Khurana - July 20, 2006 - 0 comments
It is very important that you save money for retirement. Time is money and this holds true when it comes to saving money for retirement. Here are a few hot tips for the people who really want to secure their futures by saving for their retirement. 1. Start now As said earlier, time is money, therefore don’t waste time for saving money for retirement. There is no hard and fast rule that you have to start saving at a particular age. It is totally up to you as when you want to start saving. But, it is always better that you start early. If you start saving at the age of 25, you will save more than the person who starts saving at the age of 40. Thanks to compound interest now that have advantage for your amount rather than just the additional principal that the young person puts in. 2. The perfect portfolio As you approach old age, it is very necessary that you restructure your portfolio. As retirement approaches, this will help you focus more on preserving the wealth you've built up to spend a happy life during the old age. Getting your equity-to-bond exposure right is a critical calculation for this. Also, it is important that you are putting in enough money to secure your future needs. Never assume that a buy-and-hold investment philosophy (admirable as it may be) means that your portfolio is a "set it and forget it" entity. 3. The best person to control your financial future- You It is believed that an individual investor will outgrow the returns when provided with necessary information and tools more than they will when they rely on the wisdom of the broker. And moreover, you don’t even have to pay a commission to yourself as you might be doing when you appoint an advisor. Therefore, in order to safe proof your retirement, start saving early without much delay, restructure your portfolio to suit your future needs and control your financial future yourself. |
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