Experience
has shown that nearly most businesses owned by both the rich and the poor all
fizzled out following the death of the bread winner or the owner of the
business.
According
to research also most family members are also enmeshed in family squabbles over
who takes over the estates of the deceased especially if he dies interstate. So
what happens if the deceased do not bequeath anything to a family member? Will they decide not to bury the deceased ,
what about if the deceased willed all his or assets to charity. What will the
family members do? And even when the
family member that dies, has no will, there is that squabble between the
relations and the wife and children
the deceased, as there is this unwritten maxim that the relations of the deceased
has been before the coming of the wife and children of the deceased.
This
calls for self awakening and a deliberate programme and strategies in ensuring
your own successful retirement devoid of family input.
There are steps to achieving that and according to
Wall Street cheat sheet “TCRS offers the following three
strategic steps for achieving retirement readiness and success:
- Save for retirement. Start saving as early as possible — and as much as possible to maximize potential compounding of investments. Save consistently over time. Avoid taking loans and early withdrawals from retirement accounts as they can severely inhibit the growth of long-term retirement savings.
- Calculate retirement savings needs, develop a retirement strategy, and write it down. In creating a plan, consider lifestyle, living expenses, healthcare needs, government benefits, and other factors, as well as a backup plan in case retirement comes early due to an unforeseen circumstance.
- Get educated about retirement investing. Whether relying on the expertise of professional advisers or taking a more do-it-yourself approach, gain the knowledge to ask questions and make informed decisions. Seek assistance from a professional financial adviser, if needed.” (Wall street cheat sheet)
Putting
a hope on family estates and parent's retirement pot portrays a lack of
confidence among family members and in most extreme cases built up of hatred, murder, kidnap and other vices that
the love for money can aggravate. And according to Kiyosaki “the world of money
is filled with con men and charlatans”
Culled from reginaldodunze.blogspot.com
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