Retirementeering
A newsletter dedicated to keeping retirees informed, engaged, and connected on topics including Health and Wellness, Financial Planning, Lifestyle and Leisure, and Community and Social Engagement!
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Maybe It Matters (opens the original)
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A little over two years ago I had an idea, the result of losing a close longtime friend, that if I started writing a newsletter about what to do to improve one’s chances of having a truly incredible retirement life it might inspire someone to change their life for the better. After 128 weeks I hope some topic has impacted someone’s life for the better.I have tried to come up with novel ideas for my weekly topics that have included everything from using financial strategies to methods for maintai
The Happiness Trap (opens the original)
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The Retirementeering® NewsletterMany people spend an inordinate amount of time chasing happiness. What exactly are they waiting for before they’ll allow themselves to be happy?But we don’t describe it that way. We call it ambition, security, or planning for the future. We tell ourselves that when we make more money, find the right person, buy the right house, or finally reach a certain goal, our lives will be complete. And behind all of it is an unspoken belief: When such and such happens, then
The Art of Wise Wandering (opens the original)
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The Retirementeering® NewsletterThere are few things I enjoy more than traveling. Getting out of familiar surroundings and seeing someplace different has a way of reminding you that there is a big world out there. It might be a drive through a national park, a few days on the coast, or a trip halfway around the world to see places you’ve only read about. And it gives you something to look forward to. And as we get older having something on the calendar that we’re genuinely looking forward to is
Annuities: It's Not That Simple (opens the original)
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The Retirementeering® NewsletterAnnuities have a bad reputation, and some of it is earned. Say the word to many people and they think fees, complicated contracts, surrender charges, and a salesman pushing them to hand over their savings. Fair enough, some of that criticism is well-deserved. Annuities aren’t magic, they’re not right for everyone, and many contracts are far more complicated than they need to be.But that’s not the whole story, an annuity is a financial tool. Nothing more. Like any
The 24/7 Dynamic (opens the original)
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The Retirementeering® NewsletterAfter decades of managing demanding careers, raising families, and coordinating business calendars, retirement promises the ultimate reward: endless time together. But once the “honeymoon” phase of retirement wears off, many couples encounter unexpected friction points due to spending too much of their waking hours together.When independent adults suddenly transition from seeing each other for a few hours in the evening to sharing the same physical footprint 168 h
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