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Why planning for retirement is even more important now that I have 2 kids
By SimplyJesMe  •  November 11, 2018
It seems just like yesterday when I graduated from university.
The past decade has been a whirlwind – I’ve gotten married, moved into a new house and expanded my family to include 2 lovely daughters!
Before getting married, I would go on holidays and only save around 20% of my savings. As I did not have any dependants, I thought that I did not need to set aside an emergency fund.
Everything is not the same now.
I thought I was pretty thrifty but after paying for my wedding, honeymoon, downpayment for my house and home renovation, I was shocked at how fast my savings depleted. The realisation that my savings could barely cover the next phase of my life caught me completely unaware.
Not just that, I now have my kids' futures to think about and that is the scary part. My savings have to increase, not just for my children's education and future, but also my own ...
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By SimplyJesMe
I am Jes, a co-founder of SnackFirst, which serves happiness in the form of tasty snacks with free delivery. My adventures on starting this business is all under #SnackFirst. I used to #Travel overseas for work frequently but this made me so tired of the corporate world #SimplySalesTalk. So I left my $100,000 job to start my business venture. I still love to plan my own travels and if possible, drive and explore on my own even in foreign countries #YOLO!
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