What is cashflow planning?

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What is cashflow planning?

Cashflow planning is the process of looking at your current financial situation and planning ahead for the future. So whether you’re looking to retire early, take that once in a lifetime holiday, help children through education or even purchase a house in the country, cashflow planning will help you make informed decisions.

Think of it like a satnav in your car, not only will it help you understand where you are and where you want to go, but it will help highlight different options and help you cope with any potential roadblocks along the way.

Cashflow planning works on exactly the same principle. Gone are the days of complex spreadsheets full of numbers instead you’re met with powerful visual graphs which make absolute sense and if you do want more detailed information it’s all there for you.

A comprehensive report combines everything you’re looking for and more, empowering you to make the right decisions to do the things you’ve always wanted.

Please get in touch with us to have a chat about how cashflow planning can help you.

Our existing cashflow modelling clients can log in to the cashflow plans here: https://investretire.uk/portal

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