Planning For A Child's Education Costs

Planning For A Child's Education Costs

The increasing costs of a university education is clearly recognized.

Many people would like to start setting funds aside as soon as possible for minor children or grandchildren. And, of course, they would like to use the most tax-effective savings strategy possible. The strategy chosen often largely depends on their financial means, the children's ages and the length of time left to save.

4 key financial goals for millennials

4 key financial goals for millennials

As a new investor you probably have a lot of questions.

When it comes to personal finance, being young has its pros and cons. On the one hand, you may be grappling with a lower salary than, say, your parents, as well as a shorter credit history, which can make it hard to borrow money easily. But on the other hand, you have your whole life ahead of you to make smart money-related decisions, and you have the ability to learn from your older colleagues, neighbours, and friends.

5 questions to determine your ideal investing strategy

5 questions to determine your ideal investing strategy

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You may feel comfortable taking risks when investing, but can you afford to take them? Even if volatility doesn't bother you, your circumstances may dictate how much stock exposure you should have.

That's why it's important to take into account both your risk-taking ability and your tolerance for risk before you make one single investment. You can do so by answering the following six questions.

Define your investment goals: short, medium or long term

Define your investment goals: short, medium or long term

Your objectives may be many and varied.

Perhaps you’d like to:

  • save for a trip you’d like to take 2 years from now
  • save for your children’s education
  • get ready to retire 10 to 15 years from now
  • …be rich one day?

Whatever your project, no single investment strategy applies to all investors. A lot also depends on which life stage you are in.

When should I review my investment strategy?

When I lose or change job, what happens to my Disability and Income Insurance?

When I lose or change job...

Some employers offer social benefits that includes disability and Income Insurance.

However, this insurance is only valid during employment. In the event of a loss or change of employment, the insurance plan ends with the last day normally worked. In the case of a personal protection, everything is fine!

Disability and income insurance provides a source of income during a disability leave so that financial commitments are met, and the individual can concentrate on recovery.