In this module – We explain in 2 sections how to prepare Financially by a qualified Financial Advisor and how to prepare Mentally & Socially by a Counselling Psychologist.
Videos in This Module:
Part 1: Financial Planning for Retirement
Presenter: Sean Bruen, Financial Advisor, Kith and Kin Financial Wellbeing
- Overview of Kith and Kin Financial Wellbeing as a social enterprise offering fee-free advice.
- Key retirement financial considerations, including pension options, savings strategies, and tax efficiencies.
- Planning for lifestyle needs, understanding state and workplace pensions, and managing multiple pension pots.
- Practical advice on maximising contributions and making informed decisions about pension drawdowns, annuities, and trusts.
Part 2: Social and Mental Aspects of Retirement
Presenter: Dr. Anne Tracey, Counselling Psychologist
- Insights into the mental and social transitions associated with retirement.
- Understanding the impact of retirement as a choice or an imposed change.
- Exploring identity, purpose, and the importance of maintaining a sense of belonging.
- Practical steps for planning a fulfilling retirement, including staying active, engaged, and connected.
Learning Outcomes:
- Understand key financial strategies to prepare for retirement, including pension contributions, savings, and tax-efficient planning.
- Recognise the mental and social challenges of retirement and develop strategies to maintain wellbeing.
- Plan proactively for retirement, aligning financial goals with personal aspirations.
- Explore ways to remain active, engaged, and purposeful in retirement years.
Module Highlights:
- Expert guidance from Sean Bruen and Dr. Anne Tracey.
- Comprehensive coverage of financial, mental, and social aspects of retirement.
- Tools, resources, and action plans for a well-rounded retirement strategy.
Resource: Monthly Budget Planner
Planning your monthly budget is a key step towards achieving financial stability and reducing stress. Our Monthly Budget Planner is designed to help you track your income, expenses, and savings with ease.
Resource: Financial Wellbeing Personal Checklist
Taking control of your financial wellbeing starts with a comprehensive assessment. Our Financial Wellbeing Checklist helps you evaluate twelve essential areas of your personal finances, from budget planning and mortgage terms to life insurance coverage and retirement savings.