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Feb 9, 2025 18 min

The Time to Plan is Now

from Salt Talks Hosted by Salt

This is special PSA Salt Talks⭐️ The best time to start planning for retirement is your first day on your very first job. The second best time is before you hit 50. The third best time, if you are over 50, is NOW. Please DM Inyang Sami-Orungbe(The Retirement Planning Queen)(MCIPM) today. OR Reach out to Misan Eribo, the Financial Investment SME from Rand MFB that was on ground today. At the very least, equip yourself with information on the options available to you on how to diversify your savings and investment portfolio so it serves you the best. OR for information on AXAMansard’s International Health plan, please connect with Dr. Jadesola Idowu. Health care is vital in that evening season of life! OR If you want to learn more about how technology and digitalization can help your retirement journey and WHY we must embrace it, then DM Debisi Sami-Orungbe Don’t let this train leave you behind. OR If you want to put a will in place or a Trust or set up estate planning, then DM Stanbic IBTC’s team represented at the session by Emi Agaba-Oloja TEP Dear One Please. My point is this: If you do not have a plan for your life after retirement, please get in touch with Inyang today, not tomorrow. She will sit with you and help you determine what your own unique goals are and how to achieve them. I would actually suggest sitting with her first and then based on the plan you come up with, she can hook you up with all the other SMEs above.

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