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Use these seven steps to build a viable financial future
Without clear priorities, even the best-laid plans will fail—and well-known U.S. behavioural economist Shlomo Benartzi wants you to know that saving for retirement without thinking carefully about what you really want to accomplish is no different. So he’s developed a free seven-step web-based retirement planning tool to help people identify and prioritize what they value most and what they want in their golden years—even taking into account best- and worst-case scenarios. After realizing your true wants and needs you can then build a viable financial plan around these goals, says Benartzi.
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