Have you thought about retirement but feel like you aren’t ready, or maybe never will be ready, to give up work entirely? This is a common feeling among many retirees.
We all know that the traditional view of retirement sees an individual working hard till at least their mid 60’s, then facing a daunting “cold turkey” retirement.
It’s a sad truth that many people face sickness or death shortly after retirement, due to stress.
Our view of retirement is less of a cold turkey approach and more of a gentle walk into retirement
Retirement is effectively about change. And, as you know, all change represents opportunity. Leaving one form of work for another means that all sorts of possibilities open up. Perhaps this is the time of your life to start up your own business you’ve been dreaming about or to learn a whole different set of skills. The world really is your oyster!
As we transition into our retirements, it’s important to make sure that our wills and affairs are all up to date. So many people think that they have a solid will, but have not looked into the laws governing how wills work in Australia.
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