A common objection to retirement I often hear is: “I don’t know what I’d do, I just end up being bored”. There is no doubt retirement takes some adjusting to…
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At some point the day will come when you either don’t have the motivation or energy to continue working and you will decide it is either time to stop entirely…
If you struggle to prioritise your spending and find you have more month left at the end of your money or you aren’t putting enough away for the future you…
Investing, whether that is via your pension, ISA or an investment account is a simple process made complicated by the cacophany of noise that pervades the financial services market. Google…
For many retirees I talk with being able to manage the cost of later-life care is a top priority for them. I understand why this is the case but with…
Retirement is often thought of as the time to finally kick back, relax, and enjoy life after decades of hard work. It’s portrayed as a golden age, free from the…
The sea is a fickle mistress; sometimes calm and still, other times tempestuous. Investing for retirement can be similar; at times, your pension and investment plans may grow steadily, only…
During retirement, the relationship between wealth and life satisfaction becomes more significant. It is also a dynamic where an over-emphasis on one can harm the other. A fulfilling retirement lies…
Retirement is a significant milestone, the start of a new chapter, marking the end of a long career and the beginning of the next phase. For many, the first year…
Here’s a list of things you wouldn’t do: – Drive only looking in the rear view mirror, – Pick the winner of the Grand National based on last year’s, –…