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In 2022, we regularly addressed two connected topics that caused some worry for retirement-age seniors this year: the up-and-down economy, and how its fluctuations were affecting retirement planning. Not surprisingly, our Top 5 Podcasts and Blogs all touched on one or both of those topics.
Even for those of us who are looking forward to big celebrations with our loved ones, the holidays can be full of conflicting emotions. You might be feeling pressure to plan and host the "perfect" holiday party. Baking and shopping for everyone on your Nice List can be stressful. You might be worried about making it through just one family gathering without an argument. And if you are spending your holidays away from loved ones, loneliness could have you feeling less-than festive. One of these activities might help you beat those holiday blues, experience the joy of the season, and spread that goodwill to other people.
In my book, blogs, and podcasts, you'll often hear me call retirement "the best half" of life. And I truly believe that with the support of a comprehensive financial plan, your golden years can be a long and enriching chapter full of adventure, connection, and self-discovery. But it's also true that the realities of aging can cut some of that fun short. The older we get, the more our knees and backs start aching, the longer bumps and bruises linger, and the quicker we run out of energy. The good news is that we all have more control over our physical health than we sometimes realize. These tips can help you improve your self-care routine and set goals that will help you age well in the New Year and into retirement.
Among the many things that I’m thankful for this year – and every year – is the incredible team here at Keen Wealth Advisors. I wanted to open up my annual Thanksgiving post to give my team an opportunity to express their gratitude and share a little bit of their lives and work with our audience.
What does "wealth" mean to you? For some folks, wealth is a salary level that will provide a better life for their families. Other people define wealth by having the means to do what they want, when they want, or buy what they want, when they want. And for many older Americans, wealth might be a number that they want to hit as they approach retirement age.
I’m excited to announce that the 2nd Edition of my book, Keen on Retirement: Engineering the Second Half of Your Life, is officially available! And for a short time only, you can help us reach best-seller status by grabbing the Kindle ebook for just $0.99!