Financial security is the essence of a happy retired life

Investing for retirement is itself a life-long process. When the first salary arrives we focus on career and family — and in between the two, retirement gets ignored because we think it is too early.

“It is never too early or too late to start investing for retirement.”

  • Pre- and post-retirement investing approach

  • Two scheduled reviews a year

  • Response within 48 hours

What is Retirement Investing?

Retirement investing means building and managing investments to support the life you want after you stop working. It helps you work towards your desired lifestyle and financial independence.

The process considers your goals and objectives, your age, risk appetite, inflation, estimated expenses and life span.

A disciplined, regularly reviewed approach can make this task easier. An AMFI-registered distributor can help you invest for retirement with a process.

Retirement-focused investing: why it matters

Retirement-focused investing links your investments to your retirement goals, risk profile and lifestyle goals, and reviews them regularly.

Investments

Risk profiling

Asset allocation

Rebalancing

Goal timelines

Lifestyle goals

Unplanned situations you have to be ready for

Your life expectancy turns out longer than you had planned

Unexpected medical expenses and other emergencies

You have to retire earlier than you planned

You end up depending on your children after retirement

Your savings cannot beat inflation

You still have duties to fulfil for your family after retirement

Think you don’t need to invest for retirement? Take this quiz

If you can answer all six with confidence, you are well prepared. If you are unsure about three or more, it is the right time to start the conversation.

How much money do you need per month, or per year, when you retire?

What kind of investment strategy do you need to achieve that retirement income?

Do you know how much of your investments should stay in liquid options to meet near-term needs?

Do you know how to analyze your existing portfolio after retirement, and the most effective way to do it?

Do you know how your investment mix should change as you approach and enter retirement?

Do you know how your investments are taxed, and have you spoken to a tax professional about your retirement years?

Nine parts of our retirement investing approach

Our approach addresses these questions through disciplined investing. This is what the service covers.

Retirement goals and timeline

Investment needs and horizon

Risk profiling, including a check that an emergency reserve and insurance are in place

Review of your existing investments

Investment strategy

Asset allocation across equity, debt, gold and silver

Inflation-adjusted retirement goal target

Regular income from investments, for example through a systematic withdrawal plan (SWP)

Tax awareness: how your investments are taxed

Planning for the retirement corpus

Cash-flow planning for the post-retirement stage

Building and preserving assets


Beyond the standard process, we help you build

A well-structured pre-retirement and post-retirement investment approach

Risk profiling that checks the basics are in place before long-term equity investing

Your investments, goals and risk profile summarized in one report

Illustrative scenarios for your goals, discussed until you are comfortable with one. Illustrations only.

Concentrated effort on reducing tax

Scheduled discussions with our team on your investment queries

A step-by-step guide file with stipulated time for all executions

Two scheduled reviews in a year

Support while you execute

We assist you in implementing the investment approach, handholding you through documentation and preparing asset performance reports.

Additional reviews when the situation demands.

Accessible and responsive within 48 hours

Periodic reviewing and rebalancing of investment allocation

Newsletters circulated periodically

Scheduled progress-review discussions with a Director of the firm every year 

An exclusive webinar with financial experts every month

A retirement goal tracker to visualise and track your progress

An asset allocation approach aligned to your retirement goal and risk profile

Our approach is built around the corpus your retirement goal calls for

Work towards financial independence

Link your investments to your financial and retirement goals

Stay aware of how your returns are taxed after retirement

Build the habit of regular investing

Build inflation into your targets

Work towards your desired retirement life

Aim for a sustainable post-retirement income without compromising comfort

Strategically align your portfolio to long-term retirement objectives

Top 5 reasons people fall into the trap of not investing for retirement

People consciously believe retirement planning is necessary — but some inner thoughts lead them into an unplanned retirement.

“My children will take care of me after retirement”

Times are changing — people prefer nuclear families now, and your children carry their own responsibilities: their kids’ education, healthcare, their own retirement planning.

Relying solely on children may limit your independence and financial flexibility in retirement.

“I’ll inherit enough money”

Relying on inheritance is risky for three reasons:

The market value of inherited property may depreciate over time

Additional liability of repair and maintenance

Property that must be distributed can lead to unending disputes at the court level

“I’ll save once I have enough”

It is never going to be enough. Saving requires discipline and a real lifestyle adjustment — and a small saving now has a bigger impact than a large one years later.

Early, consistent savings amplify the snowball effect and the power of compounding works like magic.

“I think it’s too late now”

It is never too late. You may realize the importance close to retirement age, or already be retired — but not planning the upcoming years is still an expensive deal in the long run.

Even late starters can optimise existing assets, restructure investments and extend retirement income efficiently.

“I feel it’s too early to plan now”

Retirement seems far away in your early years, and there is a common notion that you don’t need to plan until you are almost there. But time slips fast. An unplanned life is easy to pass by; a planned one takes effort, and that effort always pays off.

A small sum invested periodically can turn into crores through compounding. People who start saving in their early 20s reap the highest benefits — the sooner you start, the better your chance of living your dream retirement.

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