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Where do I enter details about my bank savings accounts
Enter these details as a Personal Investment in the Assets and Investments section.
Why do I need to review my LifePlan?
For LifePlan’s modelling of your financial arrangements to be as accurate as possible,  you should ensure that the detail and value of your entries are updated as frequently as you can.
What do you mean by Desired Annual Income?
Desired Annual Income is the level of income you would like to receive in your retirement after you have paid for any mortgage, loans, debts and tax.
What does LifePlan mean by SSAS?
A SSAS is a Small Self Administered Scheme.
Where will I find the annual National Insurance Contributions (NIC) deducted from my annual pay.
You can get this from your P60 or from your employer. Alternatively, you can estimate the annual figure by taking the NIC from one of your payslips and multiplying this  by 12.

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RetireEasy is the UK’s only independent retirement planning tool. LifePlan gives you an overview of all of your assets – including investments, pensions, savings, business assets and properties – and the income you will receive after liabilities such as debts, mortgages and income tax. It is not just a snapshot, but shows you how your finances will evolve throughout your retirement.

With Premium LifePlan you can model a Lifetime Mortgage, create and compare up to 10 scenarios of your financial future, radically reduce life insurance costs through a Life Assurance Premium Checker and you can print user-friendly narrative reports.

RetireEasy was established in 2011 and has helped thousands of users to understand their finances throughout retirement and adjust their plans to ensure that their money will last.

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Not yet retired?

You can now include all your additional savings, investments and Pension Contributions between now and your retirement, taking into account increasing these Additional Contributions year-on-year and stipulating whether these are one-off or recurring contributions. As always, you can revisit these projections and change them at any time either when your expectations change, or you have real numbers to replace projections already made.

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There are now three additional charts, further breaking down your assets and income.

Download your data in a spreadsheet?

You can now also download spreadsheets giving you the opportunity to view all of your entered information, and your entire LifePlan in one glance.

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