Retirement Planning
Your Retirement
You’ve probably spent a large amount of your adult life thinking about your retirement. With how high life expectancy has risen, you may end up spending around 30 years in retirement. Is your current strategy built to last that long? How much of your money is at risk in the event of a stock market downturn? If you ask us, safety and stability should be one of the cornerstones of your retirement strategy. That’s where we come in! Safety is one of our core values, along with simplicity and earning you a reasonable rate of return.** We have a personal approach to retirement planning: we can sit down with you and discuss your individual situation and needs. Let us get to know you, so we can determine what we think the best choices are for you. Reach out to Compass Financial today!
What is Retirement Planning?
Retirement planning is the process of determining how you will save, invest, and ultimately distribute your money in order to get by in retirement. It entails identifying your retirement income goals and how to achieve them. We will discuss your goals with you, examine your income sources, and determine if they’re enough to cover your expenses and goals. Additionally, we take an active approach to managing your assets in order to prevent risk. When it comes down to it, the most important part of financial retirement planning is preventing losses.
It's never too early to begin retirement planning.
In fact, the earlier you start thinking about it, the better. Reach out to us today to get started.
Learn More
Get in contact with us and reserve a spot at an educational dinner seminar to learn more. These events are at no cost to you and come with a gourmet dinner, also no-cost.
Additionally, we will discuss a number of important topics related to retirement planning, such as the state of the stock market, changes in tax law, and the rising cost-of-living. Or, you could schedule a one-on-one meeting to talk with us directly. We have professionals on hand to discuss stock market investments, estate planning, and Medicare, as well as answer tax questions, and introduce you to retirement planning options you may not have even considered.