Sivia Law Retirement Planning


"Retirement is the time in your life when you can enjoy your hard-earned freedom, travel, and relax. Some even refer to it as The Golden Years."

About Retirement Planning:

We all know about the benefits of retirement. It's a time when you can enjoy your hard-earned freedom, travel, and relax. But what about saving for retirement? 


It's so important to save now for your future self. You'll want to be able to enjoy your golden years without worrying about money!


How Do You Plan For Retirement?

As you enter retirement, it's important to take some time to think about what you want your life to be like. The more details you can come up with, the better off you'll be. For example, do you want to travel? Do you want to go back to school? Do you want to start a new business? Think about all of the possibilities and then create a detailed retirement plan that matches your lifestyle needs.


Once you have an idea of what your retirement should look like, it's time to start planning how much money will be necessary for these goals.


How We Can Help

You want your loved one(s) to benefit from your retirement account, not the creditors.


At Sivia Law, we will help you create a plan that will benefit you and those you love. Our estate plan offerings ensure your assets are protected as you transition to this new chapter in your life.


Having a Sivia Law attorney assist you in areas of retirement planning can provide you with guidance in areas of...

  1. Accessing Veterans Benefits
  2. Transitioning to a Nursing Home
  3. Making Updates based on Law Changes
  4. Provisions pertaining to Special Needs & Special Needs Benefits
  5. Asset Protection



3 Reasons You MUST Plan for Retirement

Protecting Assets & Loved Ones

Estate planning ensures that your assets are distributed according to your wishes after your passing.


This can include providing for your spouse, children, and other beneficiaries, as well as minimizing estate taxes and avoiding probate.


Retirement planning helps ensure that you have sufficient funds to maintain your lifestyle after you stop working, thereby safeguarding your financial security and providing for your loved ones during your retirement years.

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Maintaining Control & Decision-Making

Estate planning allows you to maintain control over important decisions, such as who will manage your affairs if you become incapacitated and who will inherit your assets.


Retirement planning enables you to make informed decisions about savings, investments, and pension options to ensure a comfortable retirement.


By taking proactive steps in both areas, you retain autonomy over your financial and healthcare decisions, reducing the likelihood of disputes or unintended outcomes.

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Legacy & Family Continuity

Estate planning provides an opportunity to leave a lasting legacy and support causes or organizations that are important to you.


By creating a comprehensive estate plan, you can pass on your values, traditions, and financial resources to future generations.


Similarly, effective retirement planning ensures that you have the resources to enjoy your golden years while potentially leaving an inheritance or financial support for your heirs.

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