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Where are you when it comes to
retirement planning?
Step 1: Some background
Answer a few questions, and we'll give you customized recommendations
to guide you throughout your retirement journey.
1. Who are you creating a retirement plan for?
Myself
Myself & a significant other
2. How many years until you retire?
Years away (20+ years)
Getting closer (5-10 years)
Nearly there (5 years or less)
Retired
Where are you when it comes to
retirement planning?
Step 2: Projecting expenses
1. Which housing payment will you have in retirement?
Mortgage
Mortgage – paid off
Rent
2. How will your essential expenses change in retirement?
(Food, utilities, mortgage)
Spend more
Stay the same
Spend less
3. How will your discretionary expenses change in retirement?
(Travel, entertainment)
Spend more
Stay the same
Spend less
4. What level of debt
(from loans, mortgage, credit cards, other)
do you expect to have in retirement?
An excessive amount
A moderate amount
Very little
None
5. Do you expect your parents and/or adult children to rely on you for future financial support?
Yes
No
Not sure
Where are you when it comes to
retirement planning?
Step 3: Determining your income strategy
1. Check the sources of income you expect to have in retirement.
401(k)
IRA
Annuities
Stocks
Bonds
Savings
Other investments
2. Have you developed a strategy for drawing regular income from your retirement investments
2.
throughout your retirement?
Yes
No
Not yet – need guidance
3. Do you expect to work in retirement?
Yes, part-time
Yes, full-time
No
Where are you when it comes to
retirement planning?
Step 4: Assessing health care needs
1. How do you and your significant other
(if applicable)
envision your health in retirement?
Healthy
Some health issues
Ongoing health issues
2. Do you and your significant other
(if applicable)
expect to need long-term care
(nursing home or assisted
2.
living)
in retirement?
Yes
No
Where are you when it comes to
retirement planning?
Step 5: Planning my lifestyle
1. Check the financial concerns in retirement that apply to you:
Health care
Outliving my savings
Major medical expenses
Leaving a legacy
Caring for aging parent(s)
Supporting adult children
Providing for significant other
No concerns
2. Check the lifestyle priorities in retirement that apply to you:
Wealth
Second Career
Travel
Downsizing
Hobbies
Purpose
Health
Volunteering
Learning
Building a dream house
Staying in current home
Leisure time