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4 ways to transition into retirement
Like quitting a dangerous drug, experts recommend easing out of work and into retirement with a planned and measured approach. Sure, you could go cold turkey, but it’s a risky road to take. Retirement planning won’t guarantee an idyllic retirement, but it does increase the likelihood that you will be financially prepared for the rigors of not working. Ideally, you’ll begin charting your transition out of the workplace and into retirement at least five years from the time you plan to leave. Starting as much as a decade out would be even better. Read more…
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