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What happens when you realise your ageing parents may not have enough money for retirement? Providend CEO Christopher Tan joins Andrea Heng to discuss the optio…
What happens when you realise your ageing parents may not have enough money for retirement? Providend CEO Christopher Tan joins Andrea Heng to discuss the options when parents face a retirement shortfall. From tighter budgeting to leveraging the family home, learn how adult children should assess their own finances before deciding how much support they can afford to give.
Highlights:
00:00 Intro
03:59 What to check first
06:19 Finding more retirement income
09:42 Should retirees invest their surplus?
14:25 Funding essential retirement expenses
16:53 Protect yourself before helping parents
19:27 What if there’s still a shortfall?
21:10 Three retirement scenarios
26:43 Are you giving parents too much?
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@@styler6278Imported3wk ago
Responsible parents are those who plan well and depend on yourselves financially, not your children, be it your retirement, healthcare, insurance etc! This is the best gift for your children - it will save them thousands of dollars each month at later years. They can then look after their own family, optimally. So, it means living below your means and saving / investing consistently during your adult / working life such as NOT spending excessively when buying a house, depleting your CPF OA, extravagantly on your children etc. Never send them for overseas education until and unless you are able to set aside a sufficient amount for your own (and your spouse) comfortable retirement.
@@TUBZ600Imported3wk ago
Shouldn't parents just plan ahead? Outside of unforseen circumstances
@@thebestbeesImported3wk ago
Sad that this has become a topic for a podcast, no wonder more and more people prefer to become DINKs
@@davidtan4601Imported3wk ago
I learnt a lot fr christopher. Christopher n Andrea's heng very wonderful speakers.
@@lingthImported3wk ago
Huh, in the past, parent give birth to kids, pay for their education and food, so the kids will pay for parent retirement.<br>That's how it works, but there days parent make a lot so they dun need help, but a lot of older parents who are self employed they duh have cpf, and dun have investment and savings, their "monthly" income comes from their kids salary.
What happens when you realise your ageing parents may not have enough money for retirement? Providend CEO Christopher Tan joins Andrea Heng to discuss the options when parents face a retirement shortfall. From tighter budgeting to leveraging the family home, learn how adult children should assess their own finances before deciding how much support they can afford to give.
Highlights:
00:00 Intro
03:59 What to check first
06:19 Finding more retirement income
09:42 Should retirees invest their surplus?
14:25 Funding essential retirement expenses
16:53 Protect yourself before helping parents
19:27 What if there’s still a shortfall?
21:10 Three retirement scenarios
26:43 Are you giving parents too much?
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