Retirement Gap Analysis

Customized Reports & Actionable Insights

Our Retirement Gap Analysis gives you a clear picture of where you stand today and what steps you need to take to secure your financial future.

👉 Request your personalized gap analysis today and plan with confidence.

Overview

One of the biggest retirement challenges is not knowing whether your current savings will be enough. At SmartAccess, we provide a personalized gap analysis that compares your expected retirement income with your lifestyle goals.

We don’t just show you the numbers—we give you practical, easy-to-follow recommendations to close any gaps and build a sustainable retirement plan.

Why It Matters

  • Clarity – Many Nigerians don’t know how much they truly need for retirement.
  • Preparation – Identifying the shortfall early means more time to fix it.
  • Peace of Mind – A clear plan removes uncertainty and financial stress.
  • Actionable Solutions – Instead of vague advice, you get a step-by-step roadmap.

Key Benefits

Personalized Report – Tailored to your income, pension contributions, and lifestyle goals.
Easy-to-Understand – No jargon—just clear numbers and recommendations.
Custom Roadmap – Actionable steps to bridge the retirement gap.
Future-Proofing – Flexible enough to adjust as your circumstances change.

How It Works

  • Information Gathering – Share your pension details, income, and lifestyle expectations.
  • Analysis – We calculate your expected retirement income versus your financial goals.
  • Report Delivery – You receive a customized, easy-to-read gap analysis report.
  • Action Plan – Practical steps and advisory support to close the gap.

Success Story

“I always assumed my pension would be enough, but SmartAccess showed me I had a shortfall. With their guidance, I started a supplementary savings plan. Now, I know exactly where I stand and how to reach my retirement goals.”
Ngozi E., Client

Common questions
about SmartAccess

What information do I need for a gap analysis?

We’ll need your pension contributions, income history, and retirement lifestyle expectations.

How often should I do a gap analysis?

Ideally every 2–3 years or whenever your income or goals change.

Will the report be complicated?

Not at all—it’s simple, visual, and easy to understand.

Is this only for people close to retirement?

No, the earlier you start, the better. Young professionals can also benefit.

Our Specialists