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What are the top tips to boost retirement savings?

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Sophiya Gibso Posted

What are the top tips to boost retirement savings?

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Akeve Doff

There are some effective ways that can help you boost your savings for your retirement. You should focus on starting today, which means you should start saving and investing money as much as you can now-today. Consider opening an individual retirement account (IRA) to boost and build retirement savings. And the most important thing is that you must have a written plan to boost and build retirement savings. A written plan will help you achieve your financial goals. To know more about retirement planing you can visit http://aiicopension.com/retirement_benefits-cr

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Calyie Martin

Saving for retirement is one of those things that the earlier you start the better things will be in the future.  If you can discipline yourself to saving a percentage of your pay check and put it into a separate savings account each pay you will learn not to miss it.  Even if you set aside 5-10% every 2 weeks you will find that it will make a big difference. If and when you receive an increase in your pay either put the whole amount or a percentage of your raise into your savings as well.  At the end of the year take your savings out and put it into a Registered Retirement Savings Plan (or equivalent to your country).  In many places this is a deduction on your yearly Income Tax, this will give you a higher refund.  Take this refund and put it straight into your savings account.  This will start you off for the next year and each year you will find that you are able to put more and more into your Retirement Savings.  Again if you have started young you can do this with a simple $50 a month (or more if you can afford it).  If you only have a few years left of working you will need to put much more aside each month.  So Start Early.

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