It is not easy to make changes. People often assume that to be rich they need to inherit piles of cash or do something drastic to save enormous amounts of money. It is true that you need savings to build wealth, but you do not need a sudden windfall. Small changes have large effects over time.
A cash flow analysis establishes your current spending and saving rates. This helps us monitor your progress toward reaching your financial goals, estimate potential retirement income, or draft a spending and saving plan.
Our financial planning team provides clients with cash flow analysis, savings plans, gifting strategies, capital needs analysis (life insurance), debt reduction, home-purchase analysis, life transitions planning, and estate planning solutions.
A cash flow analysis and net worth statement are the first steps for a Retirement Plan Analysis.
How to Calculate Safe Spending Rate from a Fixed Pension
Setting aside some of the payment to cover future inflation is a prudent retirement planning practice.
Safe Withdrawal Rates, Asset Allocation, and the Importance of Staying Invested
Our firm has become known for our method of computing maximum safe withdrawal rates in retirement. Our safe withdrawal rates are based on having what we believe to be optimum asset allocation targets.