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In this guide:
- What is cash flow modelling? – What you need to know about this insightful analysis.
- How could cash flow modelling help you? – Find out how financial analysis can help you answer questions such as 'Can I afford to retire today?'.
- How can you find out more? – Discover whether the plan for the rest of your life is achievable or not.
Please note that the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) do not regulate cash flow planning.
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From this guide:
In our experience, there are typically two outcomes when we conduct a cash flow planning exercise on behalf of clients:
1. There is a surplus of wealth meaning you can meet your lifetime financial goals.
This gives you options such as:
- Early retirement
- Having a better life by spending more of your money during your lifetime
- Making gifts to your family
- Making charitable gifts and donations
- Reducing your inheritance tax liability
- Taking less risk with invested wealth.
2. There is a shortfall of assets meaning you are not on track to meet your lifetime financial goals.
The analysis highlights potential shortfalls or threats to your situation and allows us to discuss the options open to you, such as:
- Working longer
- Spending less in retirement
- How much more you need to save prior to retirement
- Taking more risk with invested wealth
- Releasing capital from other assets, such as downsizing your property.
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Kirsty Stone
Senior Financial Adviser - Chartered Financial Planner, APFS
Kirsty is a Chartered Financial Planner and expert in cash flow forecasting and advises in all aspects of financial and strategic planning
Julian Frere
Partner - Chartered Financial Planner, APFS
Julian advises on pension reviews, retirement planning, investment management, tax efficient structuring, life insurance and succession planning.
Susan Tait
Partner - Chartered Financial Planner, APFS
Susan has a broad range of experiences dealing with high net worth clients who pose complex financial circumstances.