Here’s a retirement planning tip you probably haven’t heard before.
If you can do it, you’ll be doing something I believe that 99% of people DON’T when planning their retirement.
I believe this because you don’t hear this tip very much at all when talking to advisors or when searching the internet for retirement strategies and planning techniques. And it could be one of the things that help you make sure you have a retirement you’re excited about.
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Anti-Retirement: Get Ahead of 99% of Retirees When Planning Your Retirement
Retirement has long been considered the ultimate goal. After a lifetime of laboring, one would envision sitting back and enjoying the fruits of their labor. However, with changing times and evolving mindsets, a new trend is emerging – anti-retirement.
Anti-retirement is the concept of redefining the traditional notion of retirement and taking proactive steps to ensure financial stability and personal growth in later years. By getting ahead of 99% of retirees when planning for retirement, you can break away from the mold and create a fulfilling and prosperous life post-career.
So, what exactly does anti-retirement entail? It involves recognizing that retirement isn’t an end, but rather a new beginning. It encourages individuals to explore alternative paths that combine financial security, fulfillment, and continued personal growth.
To get ahead of the majority of retirees, one must start by reevaluating their financial situation. Instead of relying solely on a pension or social security, anti-retirement encourages individuals to engage in strategic financial planning. This means exploring investment opportunities, diversifying income sources, and consistently saving for retirement. By taking a proactive stance towards finances, you can pave the way for greater financial stability and ultimately lead a more fulfilling life post-retirement.
Anti-retirement also emphasizes the importance of staying active and engaged. Studies consistently show that staying mentally and physically active in retirement leads to improved overall well-being and a higher quality of life. Instead of fully withdrawing from work and social interactions, individuals can opt for part-time employment, volunteer work, or engaging in hobbies they are passionate about. By continuing to contribute their skills, knowledge, and passions to the world, anti-retirees defy the stereotype of retirement as a period of idleness and boredom.
Furthermore, anti-retirement is rooted in the principle of lifelong learning. Retirement doesn’t mean an end to intellectual growth; in fact, it presents an opportunity to delve into areas of interest that were previously set aside due to time constraints. Whether it’s pursuing further education, attending workshops, or actively seeking new experiences, anti-retirees embrace the concept of continuous learning and personal development.
Planning for anti-retirement begins early. By starting to save and invest regularly in your prime earning years, you can build a robust financial foundation that enables you to pursue your passions and interests in later years. Additionally, cultivating hobbies and interests outside of work, maintaining a strong social network, and focusing on personal growth are all crucial steps to get ahead of the majority of retirees.
While anti-retirement may seem unconventional, it embodies the essence of adaptability and personal fulfillment. It challenges the notion of retirement as a time of decline and redefines it as an opportunity for growth and exploration. By taking a proactive, strategic approach to planning for your retirement, you can pave the way for a fulfilling and prosperous future.
In a world where longevity is increasing, and traditional retirement is becoming a thing of the past, embracing anti-retirement allows you to stay one step ahead of the pack. So, break free from the ordinary and embrace the extraordinary possibilities that await you in your anti-retirement journey.
The biggest key to a great retirement is to start planning for your retirement when you are in your early 20's. I started my retirement at 24, with plans on retiring at 57, had children late in life so I had to postpone my retirement until I was 60.
The easiest route is to start with depositing between 100-200 each month in your 401K or
IRA, then each and every pay increase after you deposit 25% of the raise into the account.
Retirement planning for the new economy; Cat food tastes better but you get more Dog food!!!!
Starting early is the best way of getting ahead to build wealth, investing remains a priority. The stock market and cryptocurrency has plenty of opportunities to earn a decent payouts, with the right skills and proper understanding of how the market works.
Good videos and info. Was able to successfully retire at 55 and no more rat race!
I’m 10 years from retirement, accumulation is very different than distribution. Are you still offering complementary retirement reviews for pre-retirees?
Wall Street pitched so-called quality stocks with high profitability and low debt, as a kind of insurance against whatever the economy might throw at you. Quality stocks have underperformed the S&P500 this year, My $400k portfolio is down by approximately 20 %, any recommendations to scale up my ROI before retirement will be highly appreciated
Making money is an action. Keeping money is behavior. Growing money is knowledge..
This is great food for thought, thanks Dave! Being 30+ years away from retirement, I've at least planned for 1) having the rug pulled on social security by my retirement date, 2) cuts to my pension benefits, and 3) the 5.2% historical inflation rate of medical costs, but I haven't yet envisioned what a bad retirement would be like. This is a very interesting angle.
Excellent.
Thanks for this informative video. I wonder if you can make a video some time in the future dealing with a concern I have. My children are graduating from college, what are the top 8 or 10 things I can tell them to do to guide them financially with their 401k, ira, savings, lifestyle expenses? Thanks.