SuperAgers are my superheroes in retirement. They maximize their life because they intentionally focus on staying physically active, seeking out challenges that expand their minds, and developing and enhancing their relationships.
Do you want to kick Uncle Sam in the groin? A Health Savings Account may indeed offer you that opportunity. Learn the pros and cons of a Health Savings Account and the nuances of implementing this strategy.
Travel in retirement can be immensely rewarding. While you do not have to see the world to find fulfillment in retirement, traveling beyond your home into different communities and cultures can provide you with rich experiences to learn, expand relationships, renew, and reach new horizons.
Many investors are concerned with the effect of election results. Do past results suggest a useful strategy to deal with election-year uncertainty? The answer is yes, but not as you would imagine. Vote with your ballot, not with your life savings.
No man should be on an island. Tom Hanks proved this. Surrounding yourself with a team of mentors, coaches, friends, or advisors can help you find the best version of yourself either during your working years or in retirement.
Travel in retirement can be immensely rewarding. While you do not have to see the world to find fulfillment in retirement, traveling beyond your home into different communities and cultures can provide you with rich experiences to learn, expand relationships, renew, and reach new horizons.
In a bear market, our first reaction might be to make a change in our financial portfolio. However, if your assets are invested properly, you should be able to survive the down turn without much overall loss.
Did you know that you may want to work “in retirement”? There is a growing trend of people working in semi-retirement, and the evidence highlights many benefits from working in retirement. Whether it is paid work or volunteer work, your retirement will be more fulfilling if you were engaged in these kinds of endeavors.
