>> ASIAONE / BUSINESS / MY MONEY / PLANNING YOUR RETIREMENT / INVESTMENT AND SAVINGS

Retirement: how much is enough?
Funding your retirement years comfortably is a trade-off between playing it safe, taking risks and spending prudently. - The Business Times
CATEGORIES
Investment And Savings
Credit And Loan
Insurance
 


Investing with your CPF
You can build a bigger retirement nest egg by using your CPF savings prudently. 		S-Reits and its investment opportunities
Apart from offering a high dividend yield of 6.5% currently, it also offers a stable yield that will keep growing.
Start retirement planning early to ride through market cycles
Time will enable you to reap the benefits of both compounding interest and long-term gains. 		Retirement: What S'poreans have and what they think
Fear of unforeseen events consuming their savings, cost of ill health top concerns for Singaporeans.
4 retirement tips for twentysomethings
Here are some tips on how to get you started in reaching your retirement goals. 		Long-term view needed for returns
The crisis appears to have helped nudge clients toward weighing investments with a risk/reward view.
Only 14% of Singaporeans have enough to retire on
Singapore ranked among the lowest on being financially-ready for retirement compared to Asia and the rest of the world. Should something be done about this? -AsiaOne forums 		Saving for your retirement
Find out how the Supplementary Retirement Scheme can benefit you.
The 3 keys to preserving family wealth
A wealth report showed that the average wealth per adult in Singapore has grown rapidly over the past decade. -myp 		What does the Mental Capacity Act mean for you?
Who will manage your assets should you become mentally incapable? Here's what you should know about the new Act.
When the mind drifts, who'll do your sums?
Fearing that their mental capacity may desert them one day, some use new law to plan ahead. 		Retirement math: How much you really need
Are people actually running out of cash when they retire?
Be clear about how your CPF is split after you die
Make a nomination if you want to decide who gets how much of your savings. 		Taking retirement into your own hands
Experts reinforce need to start planning early and not to rely on just CPF savings for income.
Four CPF Life Options
Here are the details of the four CPF Life Plans, with input from the chief executive of Eternal Financial Advisory. 		What if you can't afford to retire?
Options for low-income elderly folk.
Think
The Mental Capacity Act safeguards your assets. Here's what you should know about the new Act. 		Steeling yourself for slumps
The Sunday Times polled financial experts on the lessons - some painful - that investors would have drawn from last year's financial crisis.
  view archive
 
Search AsiaOne: