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Financial planning for young professionals with family commitments requires careful balancing of current needs and future goals. 

Here are some key strategies:

Budgeting

Create a detailed budget that accounts for all family-related expenses, including housing, utilities, groceries, childcare, and education. Prioritise essential expenses and find ways to reduce discretionary spending.

Emergency Fund

Build an emergency fund covering 3-6 months of living expenses to safeguard against unexpected financial setbacks, such as medical emergencies or job loss.

Debt Management

Focus on paying off high-interest debt to free up resources for family needs. Consider consolidating debts for easier management and lower interest rates.

Saving and Investing

Start saving for long-term goals like home ownership, children’s education, and retirement. Utilise employer-sponsored retirement plans and consider savings plans for educational expenses. To read more on savings and investments, click here.

Insurance

Based on your age the cost of life assurance is now at its lowest and the need is at its highest. If you have family commitments you must insure the loss of your future earnings to make sure your family is covered in the event of your demise. To read more on protection products, click here.

Estate Planning

Establish a will and consider setting up structures to ensure your family’s financial security in case of unforeseen events. Designate guardians for minor children and beneficiaries for financial accounts.

Retirement Planning

Although retirement may seem like a lifetime away, starting the process early puts you at a serious advantage, with tax reliefs and tax-free growth a major benefit. To read more on pensions, click here.

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