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Either we like it or not, having worked for many yes, one day we shall go on retirement. Retirement age vary from country to country. For instance in Nigeria you are asked to retire when you clock the compulsory retirement age of 60 years old or when you celebrate 35 years in service, whichever one comes first.
At retirement, depending on where you work, how sound their HR policies are, a tetiree is entitled to a severance package also know as gratuity or retirement package.
Which is mostly a one off payment.
For those who are fortunate to have pension savings, they begin to earn a % of their last basic salary monthly.
For instance my father in law who is 75 years earns a pension of N25,000 having retired as an ASP in the police force.
Where i work there was no provision for pension, we only get our salary and that's all.
Not until last year that we joined a union which fought the management to a stand still, then we started receiving pension contributions to our chosen PFA.
Now imagine that the status remained as it was, no pension no nothing and i retire, what would have been my fate.
Anyways, i started planning for my retirement over 6 years ago by setting apart a % of my income in a mutual fund. Which i hope to be able to fall back on.
Ik addition to this i have offline business which is doing well, this will also be part of my retirement palliatives.
What about you, what are your plans for making money when you eventually retire.
At retirement, depending on where you work, how sound their HR policies are, a tetiree is entitled to a severance package also know as gratuity or retirement package.
Which is mostly a one off payment.
For those who are fortunate to have pension savings, they begin to earn a % of their last basic salary monthly.
For instance my father in law who is 75 years earns a pension of N25,000 having retired as an ASP in the police force.
Where i work there was no provision for pension, we only get our salary and that's all.
Not until last year that we joined a union which fought the management to a stand still, then we started receiving pension contributions to our chosen PFA.
Now imagine that the status remained as it was, no pension no nothing and i retire, what would have been my fate.
Anyways, i started planning for my retirement over 6 years ago by setting apart a % of my income in a mutual fund. Which i hope to be able to fall back on.
Ik addition to this i have offline business which is doing well, this will also be part of my retirement palliatives.
What about you, what are your plans for making money when you eventually retire.