It seems like most of the discussion here is on the financial aspects of retirement. It seems to me that most of us who have made it to this forum will be just fine. You don’t need 5+ mil, like some make it out to be.wanderer wrote: ↑Sun Sep 11, 2022 1:00 pm All retirees need to have retirement activities/plans which keep them engaged with life and life values.
The folks in the article mentioned the struggle to stay engaged with fiends/colleagues, board seats, etc. These aspects of the article seem more important than the financial.
I see much less on the most important aspects which is being engaged with life, finding interesting activities, staying healthy etc.