Posted by Nancy Hecht, CFP®, AIF®
Do you remember the 1993 movie “Grumpy old men?” It was about a couple of retired guys that spent most of their retirement bickering with each other and fishing. You would think that a story about lifelong friends spending their retirement years on the water would be nice, but they were grumpy because the only thing they had to do was fish and fight. A successful retirement takes more than money, it takes purpose.
Most pre-retirees as concerned about not having a regular schedule and things to do vs. having enough money. Many retirees worry that they will not be able to fill their days or feel that they still have a purpose in life. A big part of retirement planning is what you will do in the 25 or more years you still have to live + making sure that you have planned financially.
If you plan diligently for your retirement dollars and time, it will be a retirement that is enjoyable.
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