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Retirement Planner: Fear of the unknown at retirement age
My wife often asks why I waste time reading “Dear Abby.” She just doesn’t appreciate how much it has made me a better person over the years for having applied some of the advice to myself.For example, a letter from a woman last week struck a chord when she said that she had tried to retire, but then found herself unhappy with nothing to do. So she went back to work at age 70 and worked for three years before quitting for health reasons. Now recovered, she’s ready to go back to work again, but her husband wants her to quit for good…Read More
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