People too often approach their finances in a haphazard way. When they get paid, maybe some of their paycheck goes into a 401K, maybe not. They pay their bills, maybe they save some. The rest they spend.
There is no plan. This hurts you. But life happens. If you don’t have a plan on how to handle those inevitable dips and turns, then it can be highly detrimental.
Planning is the big umbrella that covers it all, and good planning starts with sound education.
You need to know your options. You need to know how to manage the downsides to have better upside potential. While this is stock market terminology, it also applies very well to life.
As an Investment Advisor Representative, I am a fiduciary. This means that I have my client’s best interests at heart. I am also indepdenent, so I can use a number of resources and know about many products that can help you achieve your goals.
You can have a guaranteed income. You can have a positive cash flow throughout your life.
You can craft a financial plan that handles the level of risk specific to you—and risk is as personal as your fingerprint. Maybe you’re okay with risk. That means you can put more of your savings into the market.
But maybe you’re not okay with risk. There are ways to handle that as well.