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Amyr Rocha Lima is a multi-award-winning financial planner who helps successful professionals reduce taxes, invest smarter and retire on their terms. He is the Managing Director of Strategic Wealth Partners, a financial planning practice based in Kingston upon Thames, serving clients throughout the UK. Amyr is also a Non-Executive Director of the Chartered Institute for Securities & Investment (CISI) and the Chairman of CISI's Financial Planning Forum. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at www.ted.com/tedx
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Top Comments of this video!! :3
To have a comfortable, secure and fun retirement, you need to build the financial cushion that will fund it all.
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It's empowering to know that planning isn't just about numbers but also about envisioning the kind of life I want to lead.
Thank you for demystifying financial planning and making it feel accessible. This talk is a nudge for me to start taking active steps towards my future financial wellbeing. ❤
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I amassed a certain amount and I retired fully at 40. I don't have a ton, but enough to work with. Now at 51 I have seen the world and looking to downsize my house to a smaller townhouse or condo and enjoy what is left :)
I roughly looked at my numbers but I handle my own finances and have done pretty okay. So not stressing about it too much. It is what is it :) . I don't have a pension, just some savings, a property and wherever SS ends up giving me
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Extremely well delivered! Insightful, practical, and to the point! 💡👏
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I've been circling around the idea of retirement planning without really knowing how to approach it or how much I actually need to save for a comfortable life later on. Your discussion on balancing sufficiency with excess has given me a clearer vision on what 'enough' might look like for me. Thank you!
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The only retirement I'm going to get is retiring to my room for the night so I can get up early for work the next day
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I love using the 4% Rule to calculate how much you need in retirement. It's simple, easy to understand, and quite the game changer for retirement.
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Retirement is fast becoming as unrealistic as home ownership.
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I wanted to have one!!! A Very hard goal to accomplish 🙏🙏🙏
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Amyr, sua apresentação é algo que vem para chacoalhar nossa situação enquanto residentes no UK.
Algo para ajudarmos criando um alicerce para atingirmos o objetivo de £1.3 M.
Fácil? Jamais.
Porém possível, se começar no momento certo.
Muito obrigado e parabéns.
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The 375 ignores the state pension, so you need less. Also factor for a 25% drop in expenses after 75. So this reduces what you need to save. How much do you need to pass on to children, if not much then you can eat into the capital and so reducing the amount needed to save. A good message that you need to save and in the most tax efficient way. But the figures quoted are excessive in my opinion. He is a finance person who will make a percentage on what you save so it's in his interest to get you to save more. I'm not saying don't save well into a pension but look deeper into this field to get a more realistic figure
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I'm not sure but I just made a big batch of Chocolate Brownies.
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Learn a lot, Thank you prof
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Very insightful 👍👍👍
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£3500 with no rent or mortgage to pay? That's pretty darned comfortable!
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Do it the other way. Divide your 401k by 375 and add to it your expected SS benefits. Then subtract say 1000 per person a month for medical expenses.
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Read... Engineer your retirement. It's the book you need.
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Learn something from this lecture
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Where does the 375 come from?
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@OneAndOnlyMe
2 days ago
From experience, the hardest part of building up the million is the first 100k. Once you get to the first 100k, each subsequent 100k is much easier and faster because of the compounding effect. The way I got to the 100k was to break it up into 5 years and set myself a goal to save 20k each year. To many even that may be difficult, but it is doable if you are on a reasonable income and are willing to cut back on luxuries for five years.
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