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Hi Reader, Retirement can look settled financially and still leave you wondering who you'll be when your career and title change. How do you prepare for the parts of retirement that don't show up on a financial statement? "Intellectually, we know we have enough. You've told us we have enough. It's on the paper, I have enough. But emotionally, it is a scary place." KELLY OTTMAN, PHD Retirement for Women: Identity, Purpose, and Life After Work - Part 1 In this episode, I sit down with Kelly...
Hi Reader, Social Security rules can look straightforward until survivor benefits, retirement ages, taxes, and your personal history start overlapping. Understanding where these rules came from can help you recognize which details deserve a closer look before you file. "Her 66 and six months was full retirement age for survivor benefits, but she was born in 1959, so full retirement age for her own benefit is 66 and 10 months. So there are two different full retirement ages for some people."...
Hi Reader, What happens when the life you planned no longer fits the person you’ve become? Retirement planning can create space to reconsider where you live, how you work, and what you want your next chapter to look like. "The easier path might have been the house in the suburbs and the 2.2 kids and the cute little doodle dog. But I'm having fun, and I'm having adventures, and the trust and the belief in myself, it's never been stronger." MEG MCKEEN Rethinking Retirement: Building a Life on...