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For a successful retirement investment plan to work in stock market, some ‘reasonably sure’ assumptions would have to be made:
The retirement investment plan must take into consideration one prevailing constant in any stock market security – risk and uncertainty. Understanding that risk and uncertainty are key factors that propels return on investment in stock market far beyond returns of Passbook Savings Accounts, CD’s or Bonds are a start. The plan’s key factor would be to use risk and uncertainty of a stock market security to its advantage.
The retirement investment plan should be founded on belief that no one can successfully retire without financial freedom. Therefore, retirement investment plan’s main role would be to supply you with income during your retirement years, while also taking into consideration risk of inflation. This should be accomplished without having to touch principle.
The retirement investment plan would require discipline to accomplish its goal. The goal should be clear and specific, and discipline necessary to accomplish goal, just as clear and specific. Also, retirement plan should not be financially out-of-reach, allowing as little as 100 dollars to begin, with as little as 10 dollars a quarter to continue.
The retirement investment plan’s return on investment should be aimed toward providing income, and income from holdings in plan should accelerate every week of year, until retirement. This should be case, no matter what price of security at any given time in market place.
