How much is enough when planning for retirement?

Planning for retirement is one of the most important financial decisions we’ll ever make. However, with so many variables – income needs, inflation, investment strategies and unexpected life changes – figuring out ‘how much is enough’ can feel overwhelming. In our latest retirement planning webinar Harry Plunkett, Wealth Planner and Toby Carpenter, Wealth Planning Director shared the key things to consider when retirement planning, helping you gain clarity on your financial future.
Whether you’re starting to think about retirement or reviewing an existing plan, taking action now can make all the difference. Here’s what we covered.
- Understanding your income needs – essentials vs lifestyle spendingPlanning for inflation – protecting your wealth against the eroding effect of inflation
- Managing uncertainty – balancing your knowns, unknowns and unexpected events
- Building a diverse income strategy – including pensions, ISAs and investments
- Creating a resilient retirement plan – using tools like cash flow modelling.
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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.