What is annual financial planning?
A Annual financial planning covers all your financial concerns over the coming year, with regard to your Longer-term financial goals.
Anyone who wants to prepare an annual financial plan starts with a Balance sheet of the status quoThis is a list of all personal assets and debts at the current time. Mention should be made, for example, of all Income flows, the Your account balance or how much is in your Pillar 3a and pension fund (the latter is where the bulk of the assets of many Swiss people are held).
If, for example, you have a loan or a mortgage on your own home, you can Debts has, must set these against the income on the balance sheet. Also monthly expenses should be listed (copy paste from your household budget).
Once your personal balance sheet has been drawn up, it's time for your investment strategy and pension planning. To do this, you should know what you want to achieve financially in the long term or when you would like to retire. With the help of this list and strategy, you will know at any time how much you should save and invest for your goals. Quite automatically, you will know your wealth situation in a new depth and thus know, for example, your personal net worth or your available equity capital for a possible house purchase.
At the beginning of your financial planning, you should draw up a personal balance sheet and then update it annually.
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