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As you know, a dream without a plan to achieve it. Is only a dream and will remain a dream!

Benjamin Franklin told us that "If you fail to plan, you plan to fail"

Financial planning is vital road map to achieve your financial goals, it helps you determine your short and long-term financial goals and create a balanced plan to meet those goals.

Together with our help we will get you where you want to be.

You don’t need to be wealthy to reap the benefits: The universal goal of financial planning is to create an ongoing process that will reduce your stress about money, support your current needs, and build a nest egg for retirement.

Here’s a simple financial planning definition: A process to check your current finances against your long-term goals. You’ll be nudged to answer questions like how much money you have and how much you’ll need to meet your goals — and then guided on the best steps to get there.

You need to prepare for these steps:

1. Identify your goals: Think broadly about life goals and what you need financially to achieve them. “Do you want to buy a home? Do you have kids, do you want kids?” “What age would you like to retire? What kind of income are you going to need?”
2. Collect your financial data: What’s your net worth — that is, the value of your cash, investments and other assets versus your debts? How much cash is coming in and going out? “The money you spent last year, where did it go? What did you spend on groceries, what did you spend eating out, going on vacations?” “All these things get tied into the financial plan.”
3. Put it all together: Contrast your goals with the data about your income, expenses and net worth. Don’t be disheartened — remember, you’re mapping how to get from where you are now to where you want to be.
4. Develop immediate, medium-term and long-term plans: Building and following a budget. is a common immediate step. Reducing credit card or others high-interest debt is a typical medium-term plan that can unlock long-term savings growth. Life stages will dictate some things: “If you’re nearing retirement, you want to think about when you want to retire, and how to make the money last,” “If you’re a millennial, you need to start doing something now about retirement savings if you haven’t started.”
5. Put your plan into effect: Set realistic goals and check in on them each month. The goals should support one another. For example, a goal to reduce high-interest credit card debt by $250 a month helps a medium-term goal of improving your credit, which will help longer-term goals like buying a home or investing more for retirement.
6. Monitor and update in response to life events: Financial planning isn’t a static process and you may need to make the adjustments, depending on how you’re progressing. Often, life intervenes: Preparation for marriage or divorce, the birth of a baby and emergency health situations are common times when financial plans need to be updated. “Check in and make the changes as needed on an ongoing basis”
7. FR Financial is a dedicated financial consulting firm, we work together with our clients to clearly define short and long-term financial goals, Develop and Implement the plan. Our commitment is to help our clients achieve their life financial goals and objectives.