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Cash Flow Forecast for Example Client Created by Your Name Your Company 02 December 2016. Created by Your Name Page 1 of 12

Introduction The following report contains a lifetime cash flow forecast. This analyses your incomes, expenses, savings and investments in order to illustrate whether your financial objectives are achievable, and how certain decisions regarding your finances will be likely to affect you in years to come. Throughout this report several assumptions have been made including an expected rate of inflation and an estimated investment return rate, as well as your current tax position. In reality these figures may fluctuate and have a significant impact on your finances in comparison to those shown. We recommend regularly reviewing the assumptions made in this report. Overview All figures are shown in today's terms and have been adjusted to take into account the assumed rate of inflation. Forecasts included: - Transfer DB to SIPP take at age 55 2% growth A forecast in this context is an alternative cash flow model and can be used to see how different financial decisions can affect your savings in the years to come. 02 December 2016. Created by Your Name Page 2 of 12

Forecast: Transfer DB to SIPP take at age 55 2% growth Assumed inflation rate: 2% Total savings at start (age 55): 245,000 Total savings at retirement (age 67): 94,255 Total savings at end (age 99): -56,978 Surplus income to save, per year: 100% Savings/Investment Pots Description Starting Amount Net Investment Return Real Return Rate Current account 5,000 0.5% -1.5% New SIPP for DB transfer 240,000 2% 0% 02 December 2016. Created by Your Name Page 3 of 12

Forecast: Transfer DB to SIPP take at age 55 2% growth Savings Withdrawals Start Age End Age Description Net Amount Inflation Rate 55 - Tax free cash 25% - 55 - Income Drawdown 24,000-55 Retirement (67) Income Drawdown 200 per month Assumed (2%) 02 December 2016. Created by Your Name Page 4 of 12

Forecast: Transfer DB to SIPP take at age 55 2% growth Incomes Start Age End Age Description Net Amount Inflation Rate 55 58 Food contribution from Mum 200 per month Assumed (2%) 55 66 salary 453 per month Assumed (2%) 55 58 working and child tax credits 348 per month Assumed (2%) 55 58 child benefit 81 per month Assumed (2%) 66 100 Example Client's State Pension 116 per week Assumed (2%) Expenditures Starting Age Ending Age Description Net Amount Inflation Rate 55 66 Professional expenses (pre-retirement) 75 per month Assumed (2%) 55 70 Mortgage/Rent (pre-retirement) 421 per month Level (0%) 55 66 Personal expenses (pre-retirement) 440 per month Assumed (2%) 55 66 Misc. expenses (pre-retirement) 100 per month Assumed (2%) 55 66 Housing (pre-retirement) 345 per month Assumed (2%) 55 66 Motoring (pre-retirement) 143 per month Assumed (2%) 02 December 2016. Created by Your Name Page 5 of 12

55 - Purchase new Car 12,000-66 100 Professional expenses (post-retirement) 75 per month Assumed (2%) 66 100 Personal expenses (post-retirement) 290 per month Assumed (2%) 66 100 Housing (post-retirement) 333 per month Assumed (2%) 66 100 Motoring (post-retirement) 143 per month Assumed (2%) 02 December 2016. Created by Your Name Page 6 of 12

Cash Flow Forecast (Transfer DB to SIPP take at age 55 2% growth) (In today's terms) 02 December 2016. Created by Your Name Page 7 of 12

Savings Over Time (Transfer DB to SIPP take at age 55 2% growth) (In today's terms) 02 December 2016. Created by Your Name Page 8 of 12

Savings & Cash Flow (Transfer DB to SIPP take at age 55 2% growth) (In today's terms) 02 December 2016. Created by Your Name Page 9 of 12

Year by year breakdown (Transfer DB to SIPP take at age 55 2% growth) Year Age Savings at Year Start Total Income Total Expenditure Total Contributions Total Withdrawals Income Surplus/Deficit Savings at Year End 2016 55 245,000 12,985 30,289 0 86,400 69,096 220,585 2017 56 220,585 12,985 18,188 0 2,400-2,803 214,329 2018 57 214,329 12,985 18,089 0 2,400-2,704 208,229 2019 58 208,229 5,437 17,992 0 2,400-10,155 194,845 2020 59 194,845 5,437 17,897 0 2,400-10,060 181,720 2021 60 181,720 5,437 17,804 0 2,400-9,966 168,847 2022 61 168,847 5,437 17,712 0 2,400-9,875 156,222 2023 62 156,222 5,437 17,623 0 2,400-9,786 143,838 2024 63 143,838 5,437 17,535 0 2,400-9,698 131,690 2025 64 131,690 5,437 17,449 0 2,400-9,612 118,097 2026 65 118,097 5,437 17,365 0 2,400-9,528 103,788 2027 66 103,788 6,032 14,138 0 2,400-5,706 94,255 2028 67 94,255 6,032 14,058 0 0-8,026 84,223 2029 68 84,223 6,032 13,978 0 0-7,946 74,290 2030 69 74,290 6,032 13,901 0 0-7,869 64,454 2031 70 64,454 6,032 10,093 0 0-4,061 59,378 02 December 2016. Created by Your Name Page 10 of 12

Year Age Savings at Year Start Total Income Total Expenditure Total Contributions Total Withdrawals Income Surplus/Deficit Savings at Year End 2032 71 59,378 6,032 10,093 0 0-4,061 54,301 2033 72 54,301 6,032 10,093 0 0-4,061 49,225 2034 73 49,225 6,032 10,093 0 0-4,061 44,148 2035 74 44,148 6,032 10,093 0 0-4,061 39,072 2036 75 39,072 6,032 10,093 0 0-4,061 33,995 2037 76 33,995 6,032 10,093 0 0-4,061 28,919 2038 77 28,919 6,032 10,093 0 0-4,061 23,842 2039 78 23,842 6,032 10,093 0 0-4,061 18,766 2040 79 18,766 6,032 10,093 0 0-4,061 13,689 2041 80 13,689 6,032 10,093 0 0-4,061 8,613 2042 81 8,613 6,032 10,093 0 0-4,061 3,536 2043 82 3,536 6,032 10,093 0 0-4,061-1,232 2044 83-1,232 6,032 10,093 0 0-4,061-5,269 2045 84-5,269 6,032 10,093 0 0-4,061-9,225 2046 85-9,225 6,032 10,093 0 0-4,061-13,101 2047 86-13,101 6,032 10,093 0 0-4,061-16,900 2048 87-16,900 6,032 10,093 0 0-4,061-20,624 02 December 2016. Created by Your Name Page 11 of 12

Year Age Savings at Year Start Total Income Total Expenditure Total Contributions Total Withdrawals Income Surplus/Deficit Savings at Year End 2049 88-20,624 6,032 10,093 0 0-4,061-24,272 2050 89-24,272 6,032 10,093 0 0-4,061-27,848 2051 90-27,848 6,032 10,093 0 0-4,061-31,352 2052 91-31,352 6,032 10,093 0 0-4,061-34,787 2053 92-34,787 6,032 10,093 0 0-4,061-38,152 2054 93-38,152 6,032 10,093 0 0-4,061-41,450 2055 94-41,450 6,032 10,093 0 0-4,061-44,682 2056 95-44,682 6,032 10,093 0 0-4,061-47,850 2057 96-47,850 6,032 10,093 0 0-4,061-50,954 2058 97-50,954 6,032 10,093 0 0-4,061-53,996 2059 98-53,996 6,032 10,093 0 0-4,061-56,978 2060 99-56,978 - - - - - - 02 December 2016. Created by Your Name Page 12 of 12