RETIREMENT SAVING
Shriram Life Insurance launches Deferred Annuity Plan
Shriram Life's Deferred Annuity Plan, starting at Rs 60,000 annually for ages 40-75, offers a 5-10 year deferment period before annuity payments commence. Providing a Return of Purchase Price, it ensures financial independence, particularly for entrepreneurs not under social security. Premium is refunded upon terminal illness or death, stated MD and CEO Casparus J H Kromhout.
Cristiano Ronaldo Retirement: Portugal star drops major hint ahead of match against Kylian Mbappe's France in Euro Cup 2024
Is a Cristiano Ronaldo retirement on the cards? The question may come in as a shock for soccer fans globally after Portugal's win against Slovenia by penalty shootout, during the round of 16 matchup of Euro Cup 2024. The Portugal striker left everybody stunned with a statement around his future plans after Portugal emerged victorious in the game.
Is a market-linked pension plan right for you? Vivek Jain explains
Vivek Jain, Head of Investments, Policybazaar.com says that in retirement planning, it's vital to consider both market-linked and guaranteed pension plans, allocating funds based on age and risk tolerance. Including a spouse in joint life coverage and leaving a legacy for nominees are key aspects of securing a stable financial future.
Tips to save money when you have a low income
When income is low, the ability to save is also limited. For savers like Nitin, tax-saving instruments under Section 80C may be the primary way to accumulate savings.
Want to retire at 50? Start early, save regularly to achieve FIRE
Financial independence, retire early (FIRE) is a movement focused on extreme savings and aggressive investment that aims to allow people to retire much earlier than is possible through traditional budgets and retirement plans. Detailed planning, budgeting discipline, and smart investment are key components to achieve an early retirement.
Types of NPS accounts: 4 differences between NPS Tier 1 and Tier 2 accounts
The NPS, a government pension scheme, offers Tier I and Tier II accounts with different functions. Tier I is for retirement planning with withdrawal restrictions, while Tier II is a flexible savings account.
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From savings to wealth: A guide to strategic methods for sustainable wealth creation in India
India is facing a retirement crisis with 80% concerned about savings sufficiency. The India Retirement Index at 44 highlights the gap. Jefferies' findings reveal investment habits, and StockGro addresses financial literacy and investment education needs.
What is the 4% rule for retirement withdrawals?
The 4% rule is a popular method in retirement planning. It provides a simple and conservative guideline for estimating the amount you can safely withdraw from your retirement funds each year, with the goal of ensuring your financial security throughout your retirement years. Following the 4% withdrawal rule can greatly reduce the risk of running out of savings too soon, thereby increasing the likelihood of financial security throughout retirement.
Saving up for child's education, retirement? Double the SIP amounts to achieve goals
The Portfolio Doctor assesses the health of the fund portfolio, examines the schemes and their suitability with regard to the goals and, if required, recommends corrective measures. The advice given is based on the performance of the funds, the risk profile of the investor as well as his financial goals.
Retirement planning: Want to save a hefty corpus for retirement? Start with 30-30-30-10 to save more
There is no doubt that we all want to save money, especially for our retirement days. But the question is how to start it. There are several rules and tricks that can help you to save better if you implement them in your day-to-day life. One such rule is the 30-30-30-10 rule for saving your hefty retirement corpus. How does it work? How can you use it to save better to build a retirement kitty? Find out here.
Where should you invest when saving for retirement?
The Portfolio Doctor assesses the health of the fund portfolio, examines the schemes and their suitability with regard to the goals and, if required, recommends corrective measures. The advice given is based on the performance of the funds, the risk profile of the investor as well as his financial goals.
Spending at ease in retirement: Follow these 5 rules to grow your savings at all times
The fear that the retirement corpus will not be enough comes primarily from it being small. It is also stoked by how the corpus is invested. The conservative mistake of earning years is repeated in retirement. The money is invested in debt products and income earning assets. Many retirees believe that equity investing will put their lifetime savings at risk.
Three bucket strategy for retirement savings
A retirement bucket strategy is a money plan to help save for retirement. It involves dividing your savings into three "buckets" based on when you'll need the money.
80% rule for retirement savings: How much money should you save to retire comfortably?
Planning for retirement is crucial to avoid financial problems later in life. Experts recommend setting a savings goal and following some simple guidelines for a secure retirement. To achieve this, it's important to start saving early, manage debts, and make wise investments. Assessing projected retirement income and accounting for inflation is vital to determine how much savings are required.
To build a corpus of Rs 5.3 crores in 30 years, one needs to invest Rs 17,000 per month
"There are 4 pillars of retirement income namely, social security, employment-based plans, personal retirement assets and family / social structure. Social security in India is not as developed or as widespread as the ones in advanced countries. Only people working in the organized sector and for the government are eligible for employment-based pension plans," says Suresh Soni, CEO, Baroda BNP Paribas Mutual Fund.
I want to build a retirement corpus of Rs 12 crore in seven years. Where should I invest?
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Saving for multiple goals? Use current rally to get rid of underperformers
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How to stay on course for your financial goals
Mitali has been working part-time so far, but has now completed a certification program and is ready to pay greater attention to her career. This will help her contribute more to the family’s income. Despite their financial planning, the Guptas find that they are often unable to meet their immediate aspirations. They are now wondering if their long-term and important goals will also be at risk.
Retirement planning: Where to invest to create retirement corpus of Rs 6 crore in 20 years
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Hike ELSS investments by 10% every year, defer retirement to reach long-term goals
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Retirement planning: Where should I invest to create a retirement corpus of Rs 10 crore in seven years?
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Rs 8 crore retirement corpus: How aggressive savings can make early retirement possible
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China's young people are giving up on saving for retirement
China faces challenges in encouraging young people to save for retirement, with skepticism among youth due to concerns about job scarcity, low wages, and doubts about the future. The country's aging population and underfunded pension system add to the complexity, with projections indicating financial strain and demographic imbalances.
Retirement planning: What is the 4% rule for retirement withdrawals?
Withdrawing from retirement corpus: Retirees frequently utilize the 4% withdrawal rule to manage their expenses in their later stages of life. Its primary aim is to maintain a steady stream of income while also preserving an ample amount of funds for the future. Adhering to the 4% withdrawal guideline can notably diminish the possibility of depleting one's savings prematurely, thus increasing the chances of financial stability throughout retirement.
7.1% PPF interest rate or 8.2% returns from Senior Citizen Savings Scheme (SCSS): Where should someone in 20% tax bracket invest?
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'Sequence of returns’ risk can wreck your retirement planning: How to protect retirement corpus from it
'Sequence of returns’ risk is the risk of negative returns occurring later in your working years and/or early in your retirement life. It particularly comes into play during the five years before and five years after retirement— the ‘fragile decade’. Investors in this phase of their lives are most vulnerable to sequence of returns risk. Find out how to protect your nest egg from negative returns in the years before or after you quit work.
Retirement planning: Increase SIPs to Rs 10,000 in stable flexi-cap fund; hike by 5% every year
The Portfolio Doctor assesses the health of the fund portfolio, examines the schemes and their suitability with regard to the goals and, if required, recommends corrective measures. The advice given is based on the performance of the funds, the risk profile of the investor as well as his financial goals.
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