Retirement

Retirement planning ideally starts when one enters the workforce, but even people in their 60s should have a plan

Drowning in data, starving for retirement confidence. Endowus group CIO Samuel Lee cuts through the noise on cash, risk, and why starting beats waiting.

How much in total income they have from age 65 varies by what they have in CPF and whether they buy annuities

The planner uses the firm’s ‘sufficiency, safety and flexibility’ framework

It targets employees aged 50 and over, and workers from 40 years old may qualify for multiple reasons

With wealth creation becoming less of a challenge, we can now decide what we want that wealth to achieve

It is the one life stage that we should not feel pressured to optimise

We spend much time preparing for old age, but perhaps not enough asking what we want from our healthy years

Human capital can generate long-tail dividends far beyond the technical retirement age