Retirement planning —

Your retirement – our responsibility

The main reason why people fail to plan for retirement comprehensively and early on is that they misjudge just how important and pressing comprehensive planning is. You have to start planning for retirement much earlier than you might think. It is only if you start planning in good time that you can take advantage of the scope for optimisation available to you and have enough time to turn your personal wishes into a reality.

The complexity of the matter is another reason why people often start thinking about, and planning, their retirement too late in the game. People who are not experts in the field tend to be put off by the large number of questions and the many dependencies and links between specialist areas such as pension planning, tax, law, investments, mortgages, real estate and insurance. Financial planning is indeed a complex matter. This is exactly why seeking professional advice is a sensible and important option.

To sum it up: there is hardly any other life event that brings financial changes on the same scale as retirement does. And there is no opportunity for a “dress rehearsal”, because it only happens once. This is why it is almost always worthwhile to start planning your own retirement early on, comprehensively and with the help of professionals.