19/04/2018
Who’s Going To Pay Your Bills When You Stop Work?
It’s true for most people that when they start work their salary is at its lowest, it grows gradually throughout their working life, peaks the day they retire, and drops like a stone the day after.
If you’re able to, you can continue to work during retirement to top up any state pension. But would you want to? Eventually, you’ll HAVE to stop work for purely physical reasons. Then what?
IT DOESN’T HAVE TO BE THAT WAY -IF YOU ACT NOW!
The actions you take today, create your future. The inactions you take today, create your future.
If you’re at all concerned about how you’re going to manage when you’re unable to work, then you have only 2 choices:
1. Do nothing. Hoping things get better is not a grown-up plan.
2. Think about how much you’re going to need when you stop work, subtract from that amount any plans already in place, and put a plan in place to fund the shortfall.
If you’re unsure how to make up the shortfall, I’ll explain over a coffee how to do it yourself.
Alternatively, if you would like me to do it for you, we can schedule another meeting at a later date.
Which brings me to the title of this piece; I can arrange to have your bills paid. That’s not to say I’ll pay them for you, but I can show you how to generate the income required to pay them.
Or, if you prefer just to ask me questions via email, then go to our website www.expatfinancialadvice.cz, complete the contact form adding your question, and we’ll get right back to you
Independent financial and investment planning in the Czech Republic. Specialising with Expats, Retirement planning and Investment Solutions