How can we maintain the same standard of living years after retirement? How do we ensure that we do not run out of cash and goodies of life when we are done running shops in Onitsha, working in big banks in Lagos, playing in sports teams in Kano, or running transportation businesses in Yola? The man nicknamed “king of money” in his active professional days is now a “beggar”, looking for handouts from friends and families. That must change across families and communities in Nigeria, through planning.
On this, I am very happy to support the message of Stanbic IBTC Pension Managers as it educates and informs everyone on the importance of having a pension plan, irrespective of how high or low we earn. The Pension Fund Administrator (PFA) leader which has provided grants to many people in the Tekedia Institute program has, through the ‘Make Extraordinary Happen’ campaign, enlightened individuals on financial fitness, which helps them learn how to thrive financially during their active work life.
The PFA provides planning tools like the smart budgeting tool and Pension calculator on its website so people can know exactly what to contribute that will guarantee their monthly payouts at retirement. Stanbic IBTC Pension Managers has also emphasised its dedication to supporting the dreams of everyday Nigerians who are working hard to attain financial independence, and who dream of enjoying an extraordinary post work life.
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