Savings plans by VDS!
Nowadays you have a billion options to spend your money on, before you know it your income is out of the window. Yes investing works, however Dollar Cost Averaging (DCA) is requires a lot of discipline. Why not setting up a simple savings plan, that takes out each month a (minimum) of 250 USD and put it every month in the S&P 500, and you can only touch it after 10/15/ or 20 years (whatever you like)? Especially (younger) expats, digital nomads, international entrepreneurs etc. it is not standard to have a pension fund running in the background, a savings plan does exactly this.
Before you know it you are 60 years old and you want to retire!! We strongly recommend to do this, since when you do not have it on your bank account, you can also not spend it!!
We work with three different providers:
Dominion Capital
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Financial Services: They offer investment banking, asset management, and wealth management.
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Investment Specialization: Dominion Capital specializes in various investment strategies.
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Risk Management: They prioritize protecting client investments through risk management
Investors Trust
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Investment Plans: They offer offshore investment plans to help clients grow their wealth.
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Wealth Preservation: Investors Trust provides insurance-based solutions for wealth protection and transfer.
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International Focus: They specialize in serving international clients seeking offshore financial solutions.
RL360
- Life Insurance: RL360 offers a range of life insurance products.
- International Coverage: They specialize in providing offshore life insurance for international clients.
- Wealth Management: RL360 combines insurance and investment for financial planning and wealth growth.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a saving plan?
A saving plan is a financial strategy designed to set aside a portion of your income regularly and consistantly to meet financial goals in the future.
Why should I have a saving plan?
Saving plans help you achieve financial goals, build an emergency fund, and provide financial security for your future needs.
What are the different types of saving plans?
Saving plans can include regular savings accounts, fixed deposits, retirement accounts (like 401(k)s or IRAs), and various investment accounts (stocks, bonds, mutual funds).
Are saving plans the same as investing?
No, saving plans typically involve low-risk options like savings accounts or fixed deposits, while investing involves putting money into assets like stocks and bonds that carry higher risk but potentially higher returns.
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The earlier you start saving for retirement, the better, due to the power of compounding. Ideally, start in your 20s or as soon as you begin working.
How much should I save from my income?
The amount you should save depends on your financial goals and income. A common recommendation is to save at least 20% of your income, but it can vary.
What are short-term and long-term saving goals?
Short-term goals are those you want to achieve within 1-3 years (e.g., a vacation), while long-term goals are those that take longer to achieve (e.g., retirement or buying a home).
What is an emergency fund, and why is it important?
An emergency fund is money set aside to cover unexpected expenses (e.g., medical bills, car repairs). It’s crucial to have one to avoid going into debt during emergencies.
How can I choose the right saving plan for my goals?
Consider factors such as the time horizon for your goals, risk tolerance, and the potential returns of different savings or investment options.
How can I automate my saving plan?
Most banks offer automatic transfers to savings accounts, making it easy to set up regular contributions to your savings goals.