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Pension calculation tool

Calculating your retirement pot

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While our retirement calculation tool provides valuable insight into your future financial situation, it is essential to receive detailed, personalized advice. Every situation is unique and there are several factors that can affect your retirement planning.

  • Personal situation: Your current income, expenses, debts and other financial obligations play a crucial role in creating an effective retirement plan.
  • Goals: Your personal goals and wishes for retirement, such as travel, hobbies or supporting family members, can affect the retirement pot needed.
  • Risk management: We can help you identify and manage risks, such as market fluctuations and unexpected expenses, to safeguard your assets.
  • Investment Optimization: Professional advice can help you optimize your investments for better returns, taking into account risk tolerance and time horizon.
  • Tax benefits: Our advisors can inform you about tax benefits and strategies to maximize your retirement income.

A personal consultation gives you the opportunity to discuss in depth how to best prepare for retirement. Our experts are ready to guide you through every step of your financial planning.

Savings

The saver is someone who chooses security over returns. Low risk resulting in very low returns. The main goal is capital preservation and having money readily available for unforeseen expenses.

Defensive

Defensive investors are cautious and want to minimize risk. They invest mainly in bonds and safe mutual funds. Returns are moderate, but preserving capital is the top priority.

Moderate defensive

These investors seek a balance between return and risk. They invest in a mix of bonds, stocks and real estate. Although there may be some volatility, they aim for stable long-term growth.

Moderate offensive

Moderately offensive investors accept some risk for potentially higher returns. They invest primarily in stocks and diversify their portfolio to spread risk.

Offensive

Offensive investors have a higher risk tolerance level and invest primarily in stocks. They seek significant long-term growth and accept temporary market volatility.

Highly offensive

Willing to accept significant fluctuations. They invest in stocks , often with a specific focus, derivatives and volatile sectors for maximum growth, with significant short-term fluctuations.

Wondering what we can do for you?

With about sixty colleagues in two locations, we are never far away. All advisors are trained as financial planners and understand better than anyone how important it is to see assets in the bigger picture.

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