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Lithium
Lithium has become a hot commodity in the investment world, driven by the increasing demand for electric vehicles (EVs) and energy storage systems. As the lightest metal, lithium is a crucial component in lithium-ion batteries, which power these technologies. Investing in lithium can take various forms, including purchasing stocks of lithium , battery manufacturers, or investing in exchange-traded funds (ETFs) that focus on the lithium and battery technology sectors. The potential for high returns is attracting both institutional and retail investors.
We are the leading Lithium investment firm in the United Kingdom , delivering exceptional risk returns through curated portfolio.tion, diversification, and active management to optimize your returns
Crypto Investment
Intercedefngroup offers all traders the opportunity to mine a wide range of the top ranked digital coins 24/7*. Today cryptocurrencies have become known to most people as a conventional and popular investment option. The main purpose of this new technology is to allow people to buy, trade, and invest without the need for banks or any other financial institution. Cryptocurrencies are highly volatile and can be profitable to any trader’s portfolio. Cryptocurrencies are not physical coins they are electronic, a digital asset that remains as data. The technology behind the cryptocurrency controls a large part of its value which holds new technology on the secure way to identify and transfer money. ion, diversification, and active management to optimize your returns
Renewable Energy
Renewable energy is derived from natural processes that are replenished constantly. Sources include sunlight, wind, rain, tides, and geothermal heat. Unlike fossil fuels, renewable energy sources are sustainable and produce little to no greenhouse gas emissions, making them crucial in combating climate change.
The adoption of renewable energy is driven by environmental concerns, decreasing costs, and supportive government policies. Solar and wind power are now cost-competitive with traditional energy sources in many regions. Investments in renewable energy infrastructure are increasing, leading to job creation and economic growth.
Surprisingly as it might be , we at InterceedGroup have mastered the art of workings in the Energy market to help our investors make the best gains from investing in Renewable energy.
Real Estate
Preserving and transferring your wealth to future generations requires careful estate planning. Our estate planning services help you develop a robust plan to protect your assets, minimize estate taxes, and ensure your legacy is preserved according to your wishes. We work closely with legal professionals to create trusts, wills, and other estate planning instruments that align with your unique circumstances and goals
Gold
Commonly seen as a great store of wealth, this precious metal is also known as a reliable safe-haven asset. With a rich history amongst almost all global cultures, gold remains a highly popular investment. Although it has multiple uses, its primary function is typically to hedge against inflation in an often volatile futures market, as well as to diversify existing Precious Metals Investment Retirement Accounts. Gold has been one of the most valuable precious metals throughout human history, used by elites as a symbol of wealth for centuries due to its rarity and its ability to hold its worth for a long time.
Retirement
If thinking about your retirement planning makes you nervous or puts you to sleep, you are not alone.
What does retirement planning even mean?
Retirement planning is a broad term that refers to learning about and choosing financial strategies that will enable you to be comfortable and secure in your retirement years. A good retirement plan, executed smartly, can provide you with enough money to cover all of your later-year living expenses after retirement. Let's explore the importance of retirement planning and examine the steps you need to take to prepare for your golden years.
Why you should plan for retirement?
Good news! People on average are living longer and are able to remain healthy and active well into their sunset years. But many individuals haven’t saved or invested enough money to retire in their 60s with the confidence that their funds will last for their lifetime. Both the Center for Retirement Research at Boston College and the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau have estimated that approximately 50% of today's retirees have cut back on their spending and will be forced to do so, due to dwindling resources. Far too many retirees end up relying on Social Security to cover the majority of their living expenses only to find out the hard way that it isn't nearly enough. Social Security retirement income is only designed to replace about 40% of the average worker's salary, but more than one in five married couples and 45% of single retirees depend on Social Security for more than 90% of their incomes in retirement. The bottom line is that, while many get by without ever making and executing a retirement plan, those who most enjoy their retirement do so in part due to having a retirement plan. Retirement planning is what can help you to be financially comfortable after you leave your job.
What we consider when planning your retirement.
When you want to retire? Are you planning to work until age 65 or until you are older than that? Do you have a goal of retiring early? How many more years, are you planning to spend in the workforce significantly affects how much money are you likely to need. If you choose to work until you are older, not only do your investments have more time to grow but the number of retirement years you need to fund is slightly reduced.
Where you want to live? Are you going to stay in your current home or downsize? Do you want to stay in the same area or retire somewhere warm or closer to relatives? The cost of living in the area where you'd like to live as a senior citizen is another major factor impacting how much money you will need in retirement. How will you pay your living expenses? Your Social Security retirement income can't cover all of your expenses, so will you need to save or invest money as well? Yes, Another factor to consider is the magnitude of your living expenses themselves. Whether you own or rent property in retirement can significantly change the amount of your living expenses.
How much money you will need to retire?
You may be wondering what dollar amount will be enough money to comfortably retire. Unfortunately, there's not a one-size-fits-all number. To estimate how much money you personally need to retire, follow these basic steps:
Estimate your total annual living expenses in retirement. You can use the rule of thumb that the typical you retiree needs about 80% of his or her pre-retirement income to maintain the same standard of living after leaving the workforce for good.
Subtract your expected Social Security benefits and any pension income you expect to receive from your estimated total annual living expenses in retirement to compute your estimated net annual living expenses. Your latest Social Security statement, which you can find on the Social Security website, has an estimate of the Social Security income you are likely to receive.
Multiply your estimated net annual living expenses in retirement by 25 to determine a total amount of money you need to save for retirement. Multiplying your expenses in retirement by 25 to determine the total amount of retirement money you need is linked to another rule of thumb called the 4% rule. This rule advises you not to withdraw more than 4% of your retirement savings per year in order to fund your retirement for at least 30 years.