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Retirement: Knowing When to Go is Critical
“Have enough” or “have had enough”…two vastly different mindsets in the process of bringing yourself to the decision of when to leave the workforce behind. It seems that many folks opt to bail out too early, and then realize financial problems or feelings of identity loss when the reality of retired life sets in. Personal finance columnist Michelle Singletary explores a variety of factors that one needs to think about when mulling the question of “when to retire,” and offers advice on quesions that should be asked. Check out her washingtonpost.com article here…
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