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What is objective financial retirement planning?

Objective financial retirement planning is a comprehensive financial plan - one that addresses your entire financial picture. It should include a review of your net worth, goals, and objectives, property and other assets, liabilities, cash flow, investments, retirement planning, estate planning, tax planning and insurance needs, as well as a plan for implementing your goals.

What are you planning for?
 Maybe you're saving to buy your first home.Perhaps starting your own business is a dream.The costs of a college education have spiraled and you may be wondering how you will pay for your child's education.You will probably live longer. Additional years after retirement can cost more than originally planned.Your company pension plan and social security may not be enough to maintain your standard of living after retirement.Complex financial marketplace and changing tax laws make it difficult to understand your financial picture.

What role does goal setting play in objective financial retirement planning?

It is very important to list both your short term and long term financial goals on paper. You can then rank the importance of the goals. If you are saving toward something tangible, instead of just saving, it may be easier. These goals could include:
Available cash for emergenciesEducation for children or grand childrenCare for a family member or friendRetirementA nest egg to permit a career changeAcquiring or selling a businessEstate planningFinancial independenceVacation PlanningBuying investment properties