Envision your future
Define the freedom, stability and resources you would like during retirement.
Personal Retirement Plan
The best time to prepare for retirement was years ago. The second-best time is today.
Build wealth step by step so you can approach the future with peace of mind, independence and the confidence that you and your family have support.
Planning is not predicting the future; it is preparing yourself to live it with greater peace of mind.
Build the retirement you imagine.
Think about how you want to experience retirement, define your goal and choose a contribution aligned with your possibilities.
Consistency and periodic reviews can help you remain on course as your circumstances evolve.
Before you choose
Three steps to begin preparing for retirement.
Design your plan
Set the timeframe, goal and contribution that best suit your circumstances.
Help it grow
Stay consistent and periodically review your progress.
Frequently asked questions
A clear decision begins with the right questions.
Every proposal is reviewed personally according to your priorities, circumstances and current official information.
Talk to AikoCan it help if I already have an AFORE or work independently?
Yes. It may complement an existing AFORE or become an important retirement-planning tool for an independent worker.
How much can I start with?
There is no single amount. The plan considers your age, timeframe, goal and budget.
Does it offer tax benefits?
Depending on the plan and your tax situation, benefits under current law may apply. They should be reviewed with Aiko and a tax professional when appropriate.
Can it include protection for my family?
Depending on the chosen plan, it may include protection for your beneficiaries while you build retirement wealth.
Start building the retirement you want to experience.
Schedule a video call to discuss your priorities and the factors you should evaluate.
Book a video callGeneral information based on the June 2019 Imagina Ser Advisor Guide. Returns, costs, conditions and possible tax effects must be confirmed using current official documentation and, when appropriate, with a tax professional.