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  • 1. Financial Planning (general) Financial Services Offered Financial Planning(Retrenchment) Money Management Capital Gains Tax Women Market Education Death & Disability Short Term Insurance Business Entities Investments Retirement(Personal) Financial Planning(General) Trust, Wills & Estates

2. Ift he deal sounds too goodt o be true it probably is . Seek objective advice BE CAREFUL! 3. Financial Planning Protection of family and estate Wealth creation Life cover Health cover Disability cover Investment planning Retirement planning 4. Life cover

  • We sellLIFEassurance, not death assurance
  • It does not interfere with financial plans, but helps to achieve them
  • It is money for future delivery
  • Its parting with todays earnings to buy rands for the future

5. Disability Cover

  • Two things produce income :
    • People at work
    • Capital at work
  • If people cannot work any moreanother source of income
  • Risk cover theonly wayto have access toalargelump sum on death,disability or severe illness
    • Investments take time tobuild up

6. Think about life and disability

  • How will you and your dependants survive without your income?
  • If you think youre struggling to make ends meet on your salary, can you imagine your family trying to cope without it?
  • How will you cope with the ever increasing cost of living?

7. Retirement Planning

  • Planning for a financially independent retirement

Current situation at age65 Working 31% Dependent on state pension 16% Financially independent 6% Dependent on family 47%

  • REASONS :
  • Income gap
  • Infla tion
  • Longer life expectancy
  • Cost of delay

8. Cost of realising pension fund benefits

  • Financial peace of mind is not provided by contributions alone ,but by compounding returns on contributions over time .
  • Realising of pension fund benefits implies a loss of the compounding effect .

9. Realising pension fund benefits(continued )

  • Income gap factor should be considered :Less years of service=smaller pension
  • Money earned for ,retirement should be invested for that purpose

Income gap at retirement -Pension vs Salary 40% gap 60% gap 70% gap 10. Structuring your investment portfolio Investment Planning Emergency fund Income- producing Investments Growth Investment Provide or supplement income Generate capital & protect existing capital

  • Participation bonds
  • Fixed deposits
  • Anchor Income Plans
  • Shares
  • Endowment
  • Policies
  • Anchor
  • Growth Plan
  • Properties
  • Kruger rands

For day-to-day contingencies

  • Cash on hand
  • Savings acc.
  • Cheque acc.
  • Credit facilities
  • Short term insurance

11. The advantage of investing early

  • Liesl saves R10 000 p.a. forONLY10 years starting at age 30 and leaves her investment to grow for a further 25 years
  • David saves R 20 000 p.a. for 25 years starting at age 40
  • Growth rate: 10% p.a.

12. The advantage of investing early 0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 22 24 26 28 30 32 34 Year Fund Value Liesl David Illustrative Value R1,912,400 Illustrative Value R2,179,200 13. Planning to meet your needs

  • A Qualified financial advice
  • B Analysis of needs:now and in the future
  • C Well structured portfolio

14.

  • Expertise in financialplanning
  • Excellent support

A Qualified, objective financial advice O LDMUTUALINTERMEDIARY Client Services Legal Advice Actuarial Support O ldMutual/ Associated Companies 15. Tax Advice

  • Minimise tax on your benefits
  • Make tax-efficientinvestments

Exempt from tax Average rates Marginal rates 16. Financial Planning Protection of family and estate Wealth creation Life cover Health cover Disability cover Investment planning Retirement planning B Analysis of needs 17. Analysis ofNeeds( continued )

  • Professional and/or computer-based financial planning analysis
  • Structuring a package and adjusting it at the touch of a button
  • Reviewing your will

18. Contingency fund Income- generating investments Growth investments Life, disability and health cover C Well Structured Portfolio 19. Liquidity( Contingency fund )

  • Selling redundant assets
  • Realising assets
  • Role of your bank manager
  • Realising retirement fund benefitsincome tax implications

20. Income

  • R6 000interest exempt from tax
  • Maximise after-tax income
  • Investment ofR75 000

Monthly income Fixed deposit R906 R543 Participation bonds R953 R561 Income plan * R718 R642 Before tax After tax ( Guaranteed ) *Assuming a tax rate of40% 21. Making your money work harder for you helping you every step of the way 22. Thank you Financial Planning(Retrenchment) Money Management Capital Gains Tax Women Market Education Death & Disability Short Term Insurance Business Entities Investments Retirement(Personal) Financial Planning(General) Trust, Wills & Estates


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