There’s a natural tendency to sit around and do nothing in the first days, weeks, even months of retirement. It’s understandable. You’ve put in your time. You’ve paid your dues.…
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There’s a natural tendency to sit around and do nothing in the first days, weeks, even months of retirement. It’s understandable. You’ve put in your time. You’ve paid your dues.…
Read More Why you should hit the ground running in retirement
Today’s story on CNN Money is a must-read. It affirms our dedication to lifestyle planning, as well as financial planning, here at Fit-To-Retire. You can have all the money in…
Continuing our ‘pursuit of happiness’ theme this week, we point your attention to this column in U.S. News which reports that, for most people, retirement causes an immediate increase in happiness…
Clients give us all kinds of reasons why they’re reluctant to retire: My wife doesn’t want me around all day. I don’t know what I’d do with myself. Are you…
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There seems to be a new “happiness study” coming out every few months. To be honest, sometimes they make us roll our eyes and say, “How can you measure happiness?…
We love this Forbes article which introduces us to the “new theory of well-being.” The five ingredients of what scientists call “authentic happiness” are: Positive emotions, engagement, positive relationships, meaning and accomplishment.…
Independence can be described as “getting from point A to point B without assistance.” Taken literally, for many of our elders, that means having a driver’s license. The ability to…
Some people wonder why Fit-To-Retire clients receive a playbook for their first 100 days of retirement. “Why just 100 days?” they ask. “What about the next 20 years?” It’s a…
This story in US News today underscores all the things we love about big cities like New York, Chicago and Kansas City, Fit-To-Retire’s home: Cultural events and attractions galore, walkable…
This week, our Facebook feeds are crowded with first-day-of-school photos. There they are – our friends’ kids or grandkids – resplendent in new outfits, heading off to Kindergarten, elementary, even…