- Hey guys and girls.
It's Nathan Birch,
here from the Binvested headquarters,
and today I'm answering questions
in from you guys on Facebook.
Got a question here: what are the best investment
strategies for people nearing retirement age?
If you do want to be part of the Facebook community,
you obviously go back to facebook.com/binvested.com.au.
When you're getting to the later stages
of your life, working life that is,
in your 50s, heading towards your 60s,
you've only got a good 10 year period.
It's really important that you don't,
you know, mess it up.
There's only 10 years, you don't have time
to go and fix things up, if you stuff it up.
You know, everyone's position is different,
and it's important to have the right team around you,
be it a financial advisor, that can give you
finance strategy.
There could be opportunities in your Super Fund,
where you could use a Super Fund
to purchase properties or invest in other things,
rather than the fixed requirements that are out there.
And finance is something that is very important to insure
because there's a responsible source of lending,
to ensure that, you know...
There's a lot of parameters around,
as you get into the older ages.
Everyone is at a different position.
So, you might have good cash flow and good equity.
So you can go make a good run, for the next 10 years
and get yourself in a really good position,
where you can have piña coladas, in the Bahamas,
for the rest of your life,
or you can be eating cat food and dog food or worse,
and frankfurts or whatever, because you've messed it up.
It's very important that you do get the right advice.
And I am stressing that a lot,
because it's not something you wanna stuff up.
When it comes to that position, if you've got good cash flow
good equity, you know?
You can do whatever you want.
You can be in the position where you have good equity,
but not good cash flow, so it could be a bit slow,
for you to get there, and a bit harder,
a few more hurdles along the way.
It might mean that you need to get
some good cash flow properties ideally in,
but it might mean that you need
to do a couple of buy, build, sell type scenarios,
and build up some capital and use them to build cash flow
positive investments, in the end.
Or you have the other side of it,
which is you don't have much equity,
but you've got a good cash flow,
and you're gonna have that free period of 10 years,
and this is a time where you can make most
of what you've got,
but you need to purchase different properties.
So, at each one's life position,
there's no one size fits all.
You might be needing to buy properties to build capital,
or an asset base, or equity.
You might need properties, so that you can go
into a cash flow position, which are gonna look after you,
for the years ahead, so you can go have your piña coladas.
Whether you need cash flow, whether you need capital,
whether you need to pay down your debts,
whether you need to get into more debt,
every position is different.
You do need help devising that strategy.
We can help you out. You can call 1300 367 925.
Book in a map session, get a bit more foundations.
You know, get a bit more clarity around your foundations
and hit the ground running.
Obviously remembering, if you're gonna go
from the age of 50-60,
the last chapter of your working career,
you wanna make sure you're doing it right
and you've got a solid plan in place.
And you don't wanna fuck things up, along the way.
You know, you might have a free period
of solid acquisitions, with the next three to five years
of making those assets, you know, selling stuff down,
doing some active renovations, or buying and selling,
and stuff like that, but everyone's position is different.
And it's too hard to say one size fits all, over the camera.
So, we'll catch up soon. Keep being awesome.
Have a great day.
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