Women

There is a need for proper financial planning, which women must investigate. That’s because women can generally expect to live longer in retirement than men. So, women will need more money. But unfortunately, women typically earn less than men, so they have less income to save for those non-working retirement years.


Educate You on Financial Literacy

  • Manage your finances, including income, expenses and debts
  • Smart Investing
  • Determining your financial goals
  • Most importantly, plan to achieve your goals


Establish an Emergency Fund

Emergency funds are an essential part of financial planning. An emergency fund is used in significant life events such as the loss of jobs or having large, unexpected expenses like a broken-down car. You may not need it, and you may never use it, but it will be there for you if you do. We recommend between 3 to 6 months of expenses in an emergency fund. 


Pay Off Your Debts

Are you in debt? It’s stressful, but there is a way out. We’ll show you how to pay off your debts and set yourself up for financial success.

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    Save Regularly

    A financial plan will help you meet your long-term goals. Save more money to be ready to make investments with a higher potential for long-term growth. The people who have the most success with their finances start saving early and save often. Save for:

    • Your first home
    • Vacation
    • Car
    • Retirement
    • Maternity Leave
    • Child’s education fund
    • Investment Property
    • Whatever is important to you. 

    Protect Yourself and Your Family

    Disability, Critical Illness, and Life insurance are probably among the most important things you can have in your financial plan, which may be why you dread shopping for it. But with all the choices available, finding a policy that’s just right for you could be frustrating. Whether you are a young or an empty nester considering increasing coverage, we can help.

     

    Retirement Planning

    It’s been proven that women live longer than men, which means women need their money to last longer than men do. Unfortunately, women who underestimate their life expectancy may also miscalculate their retirement income projections and leave themselves likely to run out of money too soon. We help you ensure they have enough to retire and retire with confidence. 


    Estate Planning

    Whether you’re married, divorced, single, or widowed, it’s essential to understand the basics of estate planning. You must make it a priority to protect yourself, your family, and your assets. Many women put off estate planning until they have a health crisis. They often feel that it’s related to death and deal with it as a last resort. They misconceive that estate planning is only necessary for the rich and are shocked to learn otherwise. Estate planning is essential for women of all ages, marital statuses, and even those without children. Transitioning your wealth to your family or favourite charity is a big responsibility. Documenting your wishes in an estate plan will help ensure that all your affairs are in order and that you can have the peace of mind you deserve. Don’t wait until it’s too late to create an estate plan.

     

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