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Ready for retirement from work?

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The notion of not having to get up early and go to work every day is certainly something most of us look forward to. All the more with the increasing high fuel cost and traffic conditions. However, retirement brings a different set of challenges – the potential of a smaller income, lesser allocateing power and the lack of meaningful daily activities for example. Some of us base our importance and identity on our jobs for the status and respect that our experience contributes to the organization, fellow colleagues and business associates. By retiring, we fear the loss of recognition that accompanies a job and our stand in society.

Retirement is not tied to a specific age group now. For some, it indicates a new phase of life, whether they are 30 or 60 years old. Whatever the age, a significant issue and question to this is, how do you work towards and fund your retirement?

Research has shown that people who have retired and living comfortably with holiday trips and allocateing their time in their hobbies, sports or community activities are those who have really planned and worked towards their retirement.

So, if you are one of those who are not in this ‘retirement’ group yet, planning for the next exciting stage of life is almost mandatory.

Experts advise that this crucial phase of planning begins at least 5 to 10 years in advance. A transitional plan that bridges the gap between full-time work and stopping work altogether is important. Whatever your age and your earning capacity, now is a good time to check your current standing and make plans.

Ask yourself the following:-

• When can I afford to retire?
• How much all mighty dollar to have to determine that I can retire?
• How far will my savings last me?
• What costs are there in retirement? Can I afford to pay for example medical expenses or emergency needs?
• Will I have enough income to live in the style that I want to live?
• Will inflation affect my savings and retirement fund?
• Am I emotionally ready to retire?

These questions merely serve to provoke thought and hopefully actions about the more important elements of your dream retirement – the financial independence that will determine the quality of your new phase of life!

So, do you want to retire from work and when can you do so?

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