Do You Suffer from the “What If” Syndrome?
Many retirees have trouble transitioning from saving to responsible spending. They become paralyzed by the “what if” syndrome. These retirees are uncomfortable spending money unless all of the possible outcomes are considered. They live in a prison of fear of what might happen that they find themselves at the end of their days with an abundance of wealth and unfulfilled dreams. The attached article describes some steps that people can take to have a fulfilling retirement while staying true to who they are. Read article here…
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