John Labunski Retirement

Private Pension is Security for the Future

Private retirement plans can save you money and give you retirement peace of mind for the future. Private income works as the equivalent of INSS income and the amount income Planninged over the years has a higher income. PGBL, VGBL, Multi-sponsored or Self Fund, we always have the perfect solution for your business!

Private Pension is Fully Flexible

For a company to undertake a career in retirement, it must consider several elements and, among others, if they are involved in the cost of the plan. Many simulators are designed to provide in-depth analysis of the retirement impact of a business and its employees. To deliver these benefits, we develop a plan based on your business needs and budget, with each insurer's approval.

Private Pension for Children

Create a retirement plan for your child. Saving from an early age is a guarantee that you can afford to pay for exchanges in college and around the world. Or you can continue to pay pensions for your children to use when they are older. Think about it now when you were young and pay at 55 or 60. Good luck in the meantime. Your business plan is easy to include, including family members and residents.

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PGBL

The Free Public Service program (PGBL) allows taxpayers to complete a tax return. The tax rate is based on cost and and contributions are deducted up to 12% of gross annual income.

VBGL

Life Free Benefit Generator(VBGL) is recommended for those who demand easy recovery and are taxed on refunds and profits only.

PERFORMANCE

John Labunski Retirement will be your partner in planning, overseeing monthly retirement operations and overseeing the business.

CORPORATE PENSION

John Labunski has a pension plan business. We identify the best retirement and tax solutions for companies and their employees. And we look for options based on each employee's risk profile.

Retirement Health

It is an operation by which the income Planningor or manager of a company increases its potential for profitability or profit from a value greater than what it actually has available. Normally, this procedure is done on the basis of a credit operation.