MM, US

I was very clueless about pensions. It was something that I felt I was too young to worry about. That I had plenty of time to think about pensions. Then, I went through a divorce and that is when I realized pensions were a big thing. Pensions are a crucial topic in marriages and in divorces, it is not only about old age and jobs. My lawyer wanted to know how we were splitting the pension and I was so clueless about it all. I didn't even know how much pension I had (quite a tidy sum it was) and how much he was entitled to it. The whole topic was overwhelming to me and I couldn't make head or tail of the jargon in the documents. As it was, I reached out to Ken Ouko, the finance coach and he advised me accordingly. I ended up safeguarding my whole pension and getting a sizeable percentage of his pension (as per the pension laws and out of court settlement. When this pension from my ex came, I didn't know what to do with it. I was going to leave it in the pension fund it was in because I didn't know where else to invest it in. Once again, the finance coach came through for me and invested it (for me) in the stock market. It has already grown more than had I left it in its initial fund. When I cash it in due course, it is going to be more than ten times had I left where it was. I have thus a very tidy nest egg for my early retirement, all because of using the services of a finance coach. I strongly recommend finance coaching for all your pension advice, at whatever age you are. As long as you are expecting to grow old one day, you are better off planning your pension now. You sort out your pension, you are guaranteed an early retirement whereby you will be well able to have a high standard of living.