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Retirement Planning for Women: How you might save more—and spend it longer









Q&A Worksheet So now you know...What do you do next?





1. What resources I can count on for retirement?

Other resources

(Check all that apply. Research later how much each resource may provide.) to consider:



Monthly Income Total Assets CDs/Savings Accounts





J Social Security $_________________

IRAs/Annuities





J Pensions $_________________

Mutual Funds





J Rental Income $_________________

Stocks/Bonds





J Employer’s Plan $______________

Real Estate/Collectibles





J Inheritance $______________



J Personal Savings/

Investments (see box) $______________



You should consider the investment objectives, risks, and charges and expenses of the variable product

and its underlying fund options; or mutual funds offered through a retirement plan, carefully before

investing. The prospectuses/prospectus summaries/information booklets contain this and other

information, which can be obtained by contacting your local representative. Please read the information

carefully before investing.



2. How I envision spending my retirement?

Questions to consider:



How do you want to spend

each day?

Who do you want to spend

your time with?

How many trips do you

want to take each year?

Will you continue to work?

Volunteer?

What leisure activities/

hobbies will you pursue?

How do I use the Create

the Vision CD to hone my

plans for the future?

How will you stay fit?





Seminars offered through ING Financial Advisers, LLC (member SIPC). Seminar worksheet used in conjunction

with appropriate seminar topic.

C05-0517-003 (6/05)

3. How I could “free up” more savings for the future?

Sacrifices to consider:



One less latte a day of the

week = $90 each month.

Two less $5-trips to the

fast food joint a week =

$40 a month.

Other ways to save:



4. What retirement investment mix I have/want:

Cutting back on music,

entertainment, clothes,

magazines, etc.

Fixed Variable Cash

My current investment mix: ______% ______% ______%

You’d be amazed how

those expenses add up

each month!

My desired investment mix (please check one):









Actions to consider:



Add up my retirement

resources.

Ask my benefits manager

about my pension.

Estimate my Social Security

payments.

Increase my retirement

plan deferrals by _______.

5. The next steps I resolve to take: Check my current

investment mix.

Reallocate my portfolio

based on my risk tolerance

to achieve my desired

investment mix.









Seminars offered through ING Financial Advisers, LLC (member SIPC). Seminar worksheet used in conjunction with appropriate seminar topic.

C05-0517-003 (6/05)


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