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Howtoretireatage50worksheet 201030 221819
Howtoretireatage50worksheet 201030 221819
“Even if you STOP _______________, your source of _______________ will NEVER STOP.”
— Chinkee Tan
PITFALLS OF A RETIREE
1. Failing to _______________________.
2. Depending on _______________________.
12. They did not build enough _______________ ______________ or residual income.
INVESTMENT 101
REMEMBER OHP
O -_______________________
H -_______________________
P -_______________________
INVESTMENT OBJECTIVES
—what is your financial goal?
___________________ of funds
___________________ in funds
___________________ cash flow
INVESTMENT HORIZON
—when do you need it?
_______________________ Term
Debt Repayment Fund/ Savings Fund/ Expense Fund/ Travel Fund/ Leisure Fund
_______________________ Term
_______________________ Term
Educational Fund/ Car Fund/ House Fund
_______________________ Term
Retirement Fund/ Medical Fund/ Inheritance Fund / Expense Replacement Fund
1. _______________________________
2. _______________________________
3. _______________________________
AGGRESSIVE
_______% High Returns
_______% High Returns
MODERATE
_______% High Returns
_______% High Returns
CONSERVATIVE
_______% High Returns
_______% High Returns
20’s to 30’s
_______% High Returns
_______% High Returns
40’s to 50’s
_______% High Returns
_______% High Returns
60 and ABOVE
_______% High Returns
_______% High Returns
WHERE TO INVEST?
1. SAVINGS ACCOUNT / ________________ DEPOSIT
2. _________________ FUNDS
BUY : SHARES NAVPS (Net Asset Value per Share)
OFFERED BY : INVESTMENT COMPANIES
WHO HANDLES : FUND MANAGER INVESTMENT COMPANIES
WHO SELLS : LICENSED MG AGENTS
WHO REGULATES : SEC
COMMON DENOMINATOR
— Pooled
— Managed by Professionals
— Charges 1 to 5 Percent
ADVANTAGES:
Better _______________________
________________________
Never invest in something you don’t understand no matter how profitable it may be.
________________________
Feelings are Deceptive
________________________
The higher the interest, the higher the risk.
________________________
Never invest ONLY on the basis of TRUST.
19 2,000
BEN 2,240 0
D AV I D 0
20 2,000 4,749 0 0
21 2,000 7,558 0 0
22 2,000 10,706 0 0
23 2,000 14,230 0 0
24 2,000 18,178 0 0
25 2,000 22,599 0 0
26 2,000 27,551 0 0
27 0 30,857 2,000 2,240
28 0 34,560 2,000 4,749
29 0 38,708 2,000 7,558
30 0 43,352 2,000 10,706
31 0 48,554 2,000 14,230
32 0 54,381 2,000 18,178
33 0 60,907 2,000 22,599
34 0 68,216 2,000 27,551
35 0 76,802 2,000 33,097
36 0 85,570 2,000 39,309
37 0 95,383 2,000 46,266
38 0 107,339 2,000 54,058
39 0 120,220 2,000 62,785
40 0 134,646 2,000 72,559
41 0 150,804 2,000 82,506
42 0 168,900 2,000 95,767
43 0 189.168 2,000 109,499
44 0 211,869 2,000 124,879
45 0 237,293 2,000 142,104
46 0 265,768 2,000 161,396
47 0 297,660 2,000 183,004
48 0 333,379 2,000 207,204
49 0 373,385 2,000 234,308
50 0 418,191 2,000 264,665
51 0 468,374 2,000 298,665
52 0 524,579 2,000 336,745
53 0 587,528 2,000 379,394
54 0 658,032 2,000 427,161
55 0 736,995 2,000 480,660
56 0 825,435 2,000 540,579
57 0 924,487 2,000 607,688
58 0 1,035,425 2,000 682,851
59 0 1,159,676 2,000 767,033
60 0 1,298,837 2,000 861,317
61 0 1,454,698 2,000 966,915
62 0 1,629,261 2,000 1,085,185
63 0 1,824,773 2,000 1,217,647
64 0 2,043,746 2,000 1,366,005
STOCK MARKET 101
WHY STOCKS?
_______________________________ EXPONENTIALLY
JG SUMMIT
NOV. 19, 2009 PRICE PER SHARE P6.50
JAN. 30, 2015 PRICE PER SHARE P65.50
DMCI
JUNE 23, 2003 PRICE PER SHARE P0.23
JUNE 2, 2014 PRICE PER SHARE P74.95
SOLUTIONS:
2. _________________ DOWN
1. INVEST IN _____________________.
3. START SMALL
6. THINK ________________-TERM
2. NEVER ___________________
- Rumors
- Based on inside info or tips
WHAT IS INVESTMENT?
Investment is something that is purchased with an intent to resell or profit at a higher
price.
WHY PROPERTY?
1. You Can Never ______________ Land
2. Everyone ________________ It
3. Makes You _________________
1962 88 88 75 55 57
1972 200 228 195 175 188
1982 1,500 1,750 1,400 1,375 1,300
1992 10,500 10,500 6,875 5,550 8,500
2002 42,000 57,500 41,470 20,428 28,758
2004 50,750 70,000 47,500 36,937 41,881
2008 60,450 72,000 50,500 42,500 43,200
Japan $16,322
India $15,525
Singapore $13,748
Taiwan $7,112
Philippines $3,952
Thailand $3,952 singapore: Square metre prices, premier city centre, US$.
Cambodia $2,913 Average per square metre (sq.m.) prices in US$/€ of 120-sq.m. apartments
located in the centre of the most important city of each country, either the:
Indonesia $2,889 ○ Administrative capital; and/or
○ Financial capital; and/or
Malaysia $1,827 ○ The centre of the rental market
SOURCE: https://www.globalpropertyguide.com/Asia/singapore/square-meter-prices
4. Simple _________________
1. NO ______________
“Hindi ko naman siya kailangan.”
“Sayang lang ‘yan, di ko naman magamit.”
2. NO ______________
“Kulang nga ang kinikita ko, magdadagdag pa ba ako ng gastos.”
3. NO ______________
“Bata pa naman ako. Tsaka na lang.”
2. Protects your family from incurring more ________________ or pay off Debt
6. Protects you from paying off _____________ debt or buying off shares
1. _______________________________
2. _______________________________
3. _______________________________
LIFE — _____________________
NON-LIFE — ______________________ THINGS (car /house/business /paintings/jewelries)
HEALTH — ______________________
1. Failing to plan.
How To Fix It?
________________ early.
2. Depending on children.
How To Fix It?
Save more than enough for yourself and ______________ — something for your kids.
MASTER
1. ______________________________________________________
2. ______________________________________________________
3. ______________________________________________________
4. ______________________________________________________
5. Starting something with zero knowledge.
How To Fix It?
Start something based on your ___________________ and what you know.
12. They did not build enough cash flow or residual income.
How To Fix it?