Keen On Retirement

Technology can be overwhelming but upcoming technologies may make life for retirees dramatically different–in a very good way. Roughly 10,000 Baby Boomers retire every day and soon they may be able to live longer, healthier lives in retirement. Many of my retiring clients look forward to their golden years but also worry about aging and losing their freedom. Although Boomers are considered relatively technology challenged compared to their Millennial children, new advances promise to not only extend our lifespans but improve the quality of our lives.

Nobody likes to look back on life and feel regret. And with that in mind, here are a few common regrets I hear from retirees. My hope is by sharing what other people have regretted, we can learn from them and avoid these regrets in our life.

Retirement is one of the most significant life transitions people make. Going from working to leisure can be exhilarating, yet scary at the same time.

Whether it’s a coach, a teacher, or a mentor, most of us have experienced the benefit of learning from someone more experienced than us.

Financial planning can be complex and overwhelming and that’s why we look for ways to keep the process organized and on track.