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Establish credit.
Buy a home.
Set up the
Emergency or Rainy Day fund.
Buy adequate
insurance.
Use savings to
start investing programs.
Begin retirement
planning.
Start education
savings funds.
Have your first
will drawn up.
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Make all credit
payments on time.
Save, save, save
for the down payment.
More savings.
Decrease unnecessary expenses.
Study and then
buy--Health, Disability, Homeowners, Auto and Umbrella Liability.
Start to learn
about Investing.
Establish 401K,
IRA, SEP or Keogh.
Invest in
long-term growth funds.
See your attorney.
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Re-evaluate
insurance programs.
Continue with
earlier goals but increase the funding.
Increase
retirement funding.
Revise your will
at least every 5 years.
Start saving funds
for what you will spend in the future--cars, boats, house repairs,
etc.
Develop the plan--NO
MORE CREDIT BUYING!
Begin planning
your estate.
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Use an expert
after you have really studied insurance programs.
Decrease any
credit spending. Use proceeds to purchase more investments.
Hopefully via your
employer.
Continued savings
to reduce any purchases via debt.
Start to eliminate
all credit balances.
Check with your
attorney but use an
estate expert.
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Serious
retirement
planning.
Re-evaluate
risk-reward ratio of your investment portfolio.
Watch your income
tax expenses. May need to shelter. These are the big years for
earning!
Pay off the
residence.
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Increase
retirement funding as other expenditures decrease.
Portfolio mix
should be tending toward the conservative.
See a qualified
tax-advisor.
Debt-free by 53!
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Revise retirement
goals and investments.
Consolidate and
simplify investments.
Revise will and
estate plan every 3 years.
Set up trusts for
children.
Double check
Social Security benefits.
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More time spent on
evaluation. Change
portfolio mix.
Watch for
opportunities but start to reduce complexity.
If assets warrant
the trusts, see lawyer.
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Restructure
investments for monthly income.
Reduce Life
insurance?
Wrap up Estate
Plan.
Provide for long
term necessary care.
Consider
Charitable Remainder Trust.
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Income important
but remember inflation is still a factor.
Whole life may not
be necessary.
Insurance? Nursing
home care?
Call Florida
Baptist Financial Services at
1-800-780-0325
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