Personal Economic Objectives


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You should then ask yourself as to what commitment you have towards economic objectives. If you have been a committed businessperson, undoubtedly this has been one of your highest objectives. You must then balance this with your personal life at the same time. Economic objectives can be seen as much broader than simply the amount of money declared on income tax return.


There are numerous books on mutual funds and wealth accumulation. When it comes to retirement, these books would have the focus upon the amount of income that you require in order to retire properly. Of course the amount of income would also be dependent upon the assets accumulated in the meantime. Accordingly your economic objectives range from the amount of income per year, net asset accumulation per year or some other combination. From an economic perspective, you could be satisfied with your income, and you may wish to focus instead on expenses. Alternately you may wish to focus on the date that you wish to retire. If following an economic analysis you discover that upon the date you to retire you have no provision for shelter, then you'll have to reassess one of your many criteria. This may include retiring later, increasing income flow, decreasing expense outflow, or reassessing your life needs upon retirement.

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