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‘How much is enough?’ when preparing for your retirement?
February 24, 202511:00 Online
Retirement planning isn’t just about saving – it’s about strategy. From necessary levels of income, inflation risks and tax considerations, understanding how to make your money work better for you is essential.
In our upcoming webinar, Harry Plunkett, Wealth Planner and Toby Carpenter, Wealth Planning Director, will discuss everything you need to know when planning for retirement, including:
- Understanding retirement income needs and their sources
- Inflation’s impact on retirement
- Tax considerations in retirement
- Planning for uncertainty: flexibility and contingencies
- Safe withdrawal rates, longevity and investment risks
Whether you’re approaching retirement or simply planning ahead, this session will provide the insights you need to build a secure and sustainable financial future.
Speakers
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Harry PlunkettWealth Planner Harry is a holistic financial planner, passionate about helping his clients by providing clear and concise advice. He focuses on helping clients who are experiencing or expecting significant changes to their circumstances, such as divorce, bereavement, retirement, or the sale of a business. |
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Toby CarpenterWealth Planning Director Toby has over 25 years’ industry experience and provides bespoke wealth planning advice to high net worth individuals. He is a chartered member of the CISI, holds a Master's in Wealth Management and is a CFA charterholder. |
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Investment involves risk and you may not get back what you invest. It’s not suitable for everyone.
Investment involves risk and is not suitable for everyone.