David Giertz on Millennials Saving For Retirement
Quite often, millennials find themselves financially misinformed when they’re preparing for retirement. Indeed by the age of 22 most of them have started some form of savings but how to do it wisely lacks in their spirit for saving for retirement.
David Giertz, a certified business coach, outlines ways millennials can efficiently plan their finances in preparation for retirement.
1. Evaluate your financial status
Evaluating your financial status is crucial since you need to ensure your saving enough while you still take care of your essential financial needs. If you have any existing debts, i.e., college, home mortgage, loans, credit card debts, etc., pay them off as soon as possible and direct your focus for retirement.
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He has regularly championed strategies, processes, and innovations that build profitable growth. As a WABC Certified Business Coach, David has achieved a global Gallup associate engagement score of 4.63 up from 4.41.
About David Giertz
David began his career at Citigroup where he gave a decade of his life and joined Nationwide in 1999 as Miami, FL Regional Vice President subsequently increasing the revenue by 48%. Quite recently, He was named Senior Vice-President of Nationwide Financial Distribution and Sales, where he was the driving force of the company’s growth in revenue from $11B to $17.8B.
In 2004, David led the Financial Institutions Bank channel which expanded to incorporate Wirehouse distribution by the year 2009. The Financial Institution Bank channel saw its revenue grow from $1.5B to $8B.
David also served as Millikin University (where he got his BSc) Board of Trustees Chair and was chairman of the Budget and Finance committee during his 9-year tenure on the board. In the past, David served on the Board of Directors for the Girl Scouts of Broward County and the Fort Lauderdale Chamber of
Quite often, millennials find themselves financially misinformed when they’re preparing for retirement. Indeed by the age of 22 most of them have started some form of savings but how to do it wisely lacks in their spirit for saving for retirement.
David Giertz, a certified business coach, outlines ways millennials can efficiently plan their finances in preparation for retirement.
1. Evaluate your financial status
Evaluating your financial status is crucial since you need to ensure your saving enough while you still take care of your essential financial needs. If you have any existing debts, i.e., college, home mortgage, loans, credit card debts, etc., pay them off as soon as possible and direct your focus for retirement.
2. Take …show more content…
He has regularly championed strategies, processes, and innovations that build profitable growth. As a WABC Certified Business Coach, David has achieved a global Gallup associate engagement score of 4.63 up from 4.41.
About David Giertz
David began his career at Citigroup where he gave a decade of his life and joined Nationwide in 1999 as Miami, FL Regional Vice President subsequently increasing the revenue by 48%. Quite recently, He was named Senior Vice-President of Nationwide Financial Distribution and Sales, where he was the driving force of the company’s growth in revenue from $11B to $17.8B.
In 2004, David led the Financial Institutions Bank channel which expanded to incorporate Wirehouse distribution by the year 2009. The Financial Institution Bank channel saw its revenue grow from $1.5B to $8B.
David also served as Millikin University (where he got his BSc) Board of Trustees Chair and was chairman of the Budget and Finance committee during his 9-year tenure on the board. In the past, David served on the Board of Directors for the Girl Scouts of Broward County and the Fort Lauderdale Chamber of