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A financial pyramid is a financial planning model structured according to priorities, needs, and risk levels, resembling a pyramid. The financial planning model is structured based on a systematic concept, starting from the bottom to the top of financial goals.
The pyramid model can be structured into several layers as needed, but in general, we can divide the pyramid into five layers:
1. The first or bottom layer is maintaining a balanced cash flow, emergency funds, and managing loans.
2. Increasing income, risk management, and asset protection (insurance).
3. Medium-term financial goals, such as buying a house, car, children's education, etc.
4. Retirement planning and creating passive income sources.
5. The final layer, at the top, is wealth distribution, whether through donations or inheritance. The goal is to ensure that our wealth can be enjoyed by future generations.
The pyramid model can be structured into several layers as needed, but in general, we can divide the pyramid into five layers:
1. The first or bottom layer is maintaining a balanced cash flow, emergency funds, and managing loans.
2. Increasing income, risk management, and asset protection (insurance).
3. Medium-term financial goals, such as buying a house, car, children's education, etc.
4. Retirement planning and creating passive income sources.
5. The final layer, at the top, is wealth distribution, whether through donations or inheritance. The goal is to ensure that our wealth can be enjoyed by future generations.
