start investing as early as you can for your retirement in appropriate financial intrument

Retirement planning is a prudent planning in every individual life but we come to decide for the same when we are near to our retirements. so pity of those who ignored the time factor in their lives and started saving for their family and self at the time when it is to withdraw the savings.

it's true saying that, whatever we sow, we will get the same in return along with interest. many factors impacts the time factor of investments when we talk about retirement planning. Out of which inflation and interest rate factor is of prime importance which goes on eating our savings worth so, if we not start early savings as well as appropriate avenue to plan the retirement then we will loose the potential of our hard earned money to generate interest for us.


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saket kumar singh (Founder)
Lakshya wealth services

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