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Written by Ron Iverson   
Monday, 24 December 2007
Copyright, 2007, Ronald J. Iverson  

STAGE 2 --   NOW THAT YOU KNOW WHAT OTHERS HAVE BEEN THROUGH -- ANALYZE WHAT YOU HAVE TODAY --

                                      PERSONAL ASSET INVENTORY

A complete inventory of all your assets is of great importance when evaluating retirement, asset preservation, and inheritance considerations.  If your assets are even of a "modest" nature, you need to list and evaluate them.  Please take care to complete the inventory by including and combining all of your assets, whether you are tabulating them as a couple or as an individual.  Have some fun with this.  You'll be surprised at the amount of the total at the bottom.  Where you see the break between items 18 and 19, it's not a mistake.  You'll find out why further on in the Stages 3 and 4.  Remember, we're talking about a lot of money here--yours--and ways to keep it yours.

  ASSETS VALUE HELD
JOINTLY?
  1)  Principal Residence $______________ _____
  2)  Jewelry, (wedding rings, personal, etc.) $______________ _____
  3)  Fine arts, antiques, collections, etc. $______________ _____
  4)  Secondary Residences $______________ _____
  5)  Other real estate or land $______________ _____
  6)  Marketable securities--stocks $______________ _____
  7)  Marketable bonds $______________ _____
  8)  Notes or money owed to you $______________ _____
  9)  Expected Inheritances $______________ _____
 10)  Checking Accounts $______________ _____
 11)  Saving Accounts $______________ _____
 12)  Certificates of Deposit $______________ _____
 13)  Cash Value Life Insurance $______________ _____
 14)  Annuities, IRA's, Retirement Accounts $______________ _____
 15)  Trusts or trust funds in your name
 $______________ _____
 16)  Agricultural land $______________ _____
 17)  Business interests/ownership $______________ _____
 18)  Other $______________ _____
               TOTAL $______________ _____
 19)  Personal belongings, household furnishings $______________ _____
 20)  Autos, RV's, boats, etc. $______________ _____
 21)  Business or agricultural equipment $______________ _____
 22)  Business or agricultural inventory $______________ _____
 23)  Final Expense Life Insurance $______________ _____
 24)  Pre-Paid Funerals, burial plots $______________ _____
                 TOTAL $______________ _____

In Stage 3 (A Retirement Blueprint--Part 11) we will discuss how to put this Personal Asset Inventory to use with some mathematical applications. The steps in Stage 3 will give you a greater idea of how to plan using the various parts of the inventory to help you prepare for a more comprehensive successful retirement.  

 
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