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Should Pension Funds Prepared from the Start
Perhaps your current age is still in the productive category. You are still able to finance the needs of families and can spoil yourself. But what if the age is growing older, 20 or 30 years ahead, when you are physically no longer productive again? Are savings in a bank account able to catch the exact value of goods will continue to rise every year? Calculate your balance back. If calculated with inflation growth of 10 per year and the interest savings that only 5 percent per year, you’ll see the extent to which conventional savings in the bank has a strong purchasing power to offset future inflation.
The term applies to one’s pension is already productive at a certain age, 50 – 60 years. But not a few people at this age are still working and earning a living because they do not prepare pension funds since they were productive. The period may be reduced productivity, but the cost of living continues to increase. You also may retire, but the cost of living will never retire important question that must be answered is how you prepare before you retire?
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