Author: Drew Joseph
Financial planners frequently recommend replacing about 80% of your pre-retirement income in order to sustain the same lifestyle after you retire. However, there are a couple of factors to think about and not all of […]
If you’ve been in a relationship for a long time – whether you’re married or long-term partners – you’ll understand that it’s possible to lose focus after a while. Life becomes busy, people focus on […]
For a lot of people around the world that are entering retirement, the constant struggle to maintain a balance between saving and spending can be a bit overwhelming sometimes. It’s not such a big deal […]
Many of those that enter retirement believe that it’s the big expenses that generally eat away at their savings over the long-term. And while there’s no doubt that the larger costs, such as having a […]
Buying a vehicle ahead of retiring seems to be a common practice for most people. Pay for it while you are still earning a pay check and then you’ll have a reliable vehicle in the […]
With more and more people growing concerned about our changing climate, deforestation, pollution, monoculture, and many other environment-related problems, there has been a massive push for more people around the world to live in a […]
It’s become fairly common for people to purchase open pieces of land many years before their retirement. It’s quite a smart move; not only does it secure a piece of land that might be worth […]
Ageing in place is the ability to grow older in one’s own home or community comfortably, safely, and as independently as possible. Growing older is a complicated journey full of ups and downs, but maintaining […]
Maintaining a home for long periods of time is costly in both money and time. Having to fix issues every few months can start to take a toll on a retiree’s bank account, and many […]
So, you’ve retired from working. That probably means that you’re over the age of 60, but what that does not mean is that you must start “acting your age”.