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Retirement means a lifestyle change. Can you adjust to it?
Retirement nearly always brings a sea-change of difference in lifestyle. Many go from a life which is all but consumed by their career, to finding so much time on their hands they don’t know what to do with themselves. Others may find that they finally have time to pursue a hobby with a passion that they couldn’t enjoy before. The most important thing to do is to evaluate yourself and your personal retirement goals, and to plan for retirement to be some of the most fulfilling years of your life. This Courier Journal article by Anita Curpier discusses the issue at some length to help you evaluate your options. Click here to read more.
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