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You have retired, now what?

 Congratulations on your retirement! After retiring, what would you do on the first day, instead of going to work? During the first few weeks, you feel that you are on holiday. I was an educator, and I had two months off, so for the first two months, I was in holiday mode. At the end […]

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In retirement prioritize your health

 You will live in retirement another 20 to 30 years, so it is important that you prioritize your physical and mental health. Regular exercise, a balanced diet, and staying socially connected can contribute to a happy and healthy retirement. Consider joining clubs, fitness classes, or local groups to stay active and engaged. Joining is an […]

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I missed this back in October, did you?

 If you live in Canada there is a new way of accessing services for seniors, and all Canadians, in planning for a secure and dignified retirement.  Canadians considering retirement can now take advantage of new and improved tools to help make informed decisions regarding retirement planning and retire with confidence and peace of mind. Service […]

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Are you ready for pretirement?

 Are you paid by the hour? Do you believe you will be able to retire with comfort? If not, you are not alone, just over 50% of hourly employees feel they will be able to retire comfortably. A survey of 2,000 employees split evenly between salaried and hourly workers reveals that hourly workers are less […]

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Nearing retirement and feeling unsure about your finances

 It’s important to recognize that achieving a fulfilling retirement doesn’t require substantial wealth. Wealthy people are not the only ones who have enjoyable retirements. They know how much money they need for retirement and live within their means. Nearing retirement and feeling unsure about your finances, try these ideas: Consider making retirement financial literacy your […]

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Things To Love About Retiring.

Life can start at retirement. By this stage, we have lived enough to start admitting that the past is past, and we have learned many things. We begin to understand that our future may be deceptive because it depends on the present, and we have to seize the opportunity to improve and not go backwards.  […]

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Maintaining Marital Freshness During Retirement

 After your kids left, being an “empty nester” would have taken some getting used to. When children leave home, some couples enjoy a second honeymoon. Fast forward to today, and you’re embracing the senior citizen phase of retirement with your significant other. Just as in those earlier years, this new phase demands adaptation. However, there’s […]

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Five years before retirement focus on your well-being.

When we were young, many of us engaged in a lot of physical activity. I was involved in several sports, including softball, track, football, soccer, and bowling, to name a few. But as I aged, other interests took over. I was lucky my children loved sports, so I coached them and continued to coach until […]

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Start planning going back to work or starting a business

Five years before retirement, start thinking about some options. If you like to keep busy and/or enjoy the social aspect of working, consider starting a business or taking on a seasonal or part-time job. Returning to work or starting a new business are viable options for seniors. Returning to Work: Seniors can go back to […]

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Start planning returning to education?

Yesterday I suggested some things that you could think about as you plan for your retirement. Many of us who retire find returning to education or discovering something new is a great way to continue a lifetime of learning. I know many who regret that they did not have the chance to go to college […]

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