Retired! What do you want to do for the next 30 years?

Ted Buckley has spent his career helping people plan financially for retirement. But retirement is about much more than money. That's why in "Retired! What Do You Want to Do for the Next 30 Years?", Ted covers everything about retirement except the money. Once you've got your money on the right trajectory, it's the day-to-day aspects of retirement that you need to work on. Even if you are single, divorced, or widowed, you'll find ideas that will change your retirement years for the better. You (and your partner) will:

- Learn what drives you and your personality, behaviors, and core values. - Develop a purposeful Personal Bucket list that will endure and be revised throughout retirement. - Gain an understanding of a deeper connection to your partner through fun couples and individual workbook exercises. - Understand why having OUR lane, THEIR lane, and MY lane activities makes your retirement journey more satisfying. - Develop strategies to realize the 5 phases of retirement to be as connected and active as you want to be. - Learn how to plan ahead to avoid one of the major crises facing seniors, "loneliness as you age!"
As a dedicated financial advisor, Ted Buckley was often asked by retiring clients to recommend books on the HOW-TO part of retirement. He never found one that he thought offered enough helpful information. So instead of recommending sub-par books, Ted decided there was a huge need to write a comprehensive guidebook to help people get mentally ready to enjoy retirement to the fullest and have the time of their lives. This book is not about the money. It's all about being happy in Retirement!

Retirement, Retired, Financial Planning, Investing, Hobbies, Bucket List, Goals, Widow, Divorced, Social Security, Pension, Insurance, Long Term Care, Money

Author: Ted Buckley
Publisher: First Edition Design Publishing
Published: 01/27/2022
Pages: 130
Binding Type: Hardcover
Weight: 0.63lbs
Size: 8.50h x 5.50w x 0.38d
ISBN: 9781506907277

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