retirement planning
As trite as this may sound, not knowing where your money is going each month can be a huge source of anxiety. Too many bank accounts, retail accounts, debit orders and budgetary expense items can leave you feeling out of
The couple’s retirement horizon effectively spans from the day the older spouse retires to the day the younger spouse dies, and this can make retirement scenario planning and modelling somewhat challenging.
If you’re fit and healthy, you may want to remain in the family home for longer. You may also not feel ready to enter into a retirement home or village while you are still enjoying good health, which is understandable.
Funds held in retirement annuities do not form part of one’s deceased estate meaning that RAs can play a role in your overall estate plan, although it is important to understand the associated idiosyncrasies. This is because retirement annuities, being
When leaving employment before formal retirement, preserving your accumulated retirement fund benefits in a preservation fund structure may be an attractive option although it is important to understand the other available options.
It is important to keep in mind that any funds invested in an approved retirement fund (such as your pension fund and retirement annuities) are subject to the limitations set out in Regulation 28 of the Pension Funds Act which
Be sure that you are adequately protected against the risk of ill health or disability by putting appropriate disability and dread disease cover in place. If you enjoy group risk cover through your employment, be sure to understand what life