Financial planning represents the second stage of our consulting process.
Have you ever wondered why you invest?
Creating a life plan can be scary
because it means getting involved and facing change, moving from abstract
concepts to concrete goals. But putting a dream on paper is the first step to
make it come true.
Do you have dreams in the drawer and if so which ones?
What Are The Goals Of Financial Planning?
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Acquire full awareness of priority financial needs and
available resources .
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Create an adequate pension to
grow old with serenity.
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Freeing up available assets .
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Afford exceptional expenses , while remaining
consistent with the established plan.
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Protect yourself from the (harmful) commercial pressures of the system, be autonomous and aware of your choices .
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Lower costs (to increase results), defend yourself from
inflation and tax burden.
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Protect assets , foresee and
manage unexpected events, but above all risks.
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Optimally manage income and
liquidity, but above all expenses; adopt a plan consistent with the objectives
set.
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Dealing with a single
interlocutor and having a global vision of heritage.
What is planned must be monitored and checked periodically to
understand if you are getting close to your goals.
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Almost all of the remaining 40%
decide by sequentially defining one spending target at a time.
Posted by: John
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