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Something we all have in common is our fear of change, yet change is something we all face. One of the biggest changes happens when our careers come to an end. Then what? This is true whether you’re an ordinary person or the most decorated US Winter Olympian of all time. Speed skater Apolo Anton Ohno hasn’t been in the Olympics since 2010 but he’s still making an impact, this time by empowering you to make your life’s transitions be the best they can be.
Key insights for independent workers to navigate financial challenges of careers outside of the traditional workforce
James Moskito is an ambassador for creatures of the sea. While he is on a mission to protect their environment, James has an annuity that protects his financial future in uncertain waters.
The Rolling Stones are rocking and rolling across the country as part of their 2021 No Filter tour, proving that life is not about age, it’s about attitude.
Millions of Americans have been impacted by COVID-19 and its economic consequences. Many workers have been forced to put a hold on new contributions to 401(k) or other retirement savings plans, which has resulted in a big opportunity cost in terms of lost future retirement income. Some pre-retirees have even delayed retirement altogether or had to reimagine their plans to consider part-time work to improve their savings. So, if your retirement savings progress has been sidetracked, don’t panic. It is never too late to re-start saving for money you will need in retirement.
The unusual circumstances of the pandemic have created a tough environment that has driven many Americans into an early retirement.
Renee Lamoreaux spent most of her work life in fire, smoke and ash. As a smokejumper for the U.S. Forest Service, she parachuted into fire zones to battle blazes all around the country.
If you’ve thought about going back to work later in life, it doesn’t have to mean returning to the daily grind. Check out Growing Bolder’s list of eight fun part-time jobs after retirement.
Planning for the future and wondering how long will $1 million last in retirement? Growing Bolder has the answer.
As we like to say at Growing Bolder, “This is not the beginning of the end. It’s the beginning of what’s next.” And what’s next for many Americans means retirement.
Want to get away? With apologies to the ad team at Southwest Airlines, no one has the market on the desire to leave your friendly confines and start a new adventure someplace else.
The COVID-19 pandemic has led to some seismic shifts in our investments. The uncertainty plays with the goal many have: retire comfortably.