Alternate retirement planning

bill718

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At 71, I admit I made a lot of mistakes in my life, but here's one that I got right, that might help you folks in the 50–60-year-old age range:

Start a small business now that you can do in your elderly years! Don't quit your day job, but instead of coming home from work and flopping down on the couch until bedtime, spend 1-2 hrs. everyday cultivating a business. it could be anything; bookkeeping, medical billing, proofreading etc. It will probably take years to get off the ground, but when you do retire, you can work from home, take on enough work that's comfortable for you, and leave ample time for fun.

At first, retirement is thrilling, but as the months pass, you'll find it's pretty boring. If you've already established a remote work business years earlier, you'll stay mentally sharp for longer, have some extra $$ you wouldn't have before, and still have plenty of time for other things. You already have most of a lifetime of experience, and that's not something you'll get in any classroom. You can do this! :)
 
At first, retirement is thrilling, but as the months pass, you'll find it's pretty boring.

Speak for yourself.....I've loved every minute of it thus far.....12 years worth now.

That said I did the extra gig thing when I was younger to feather my nest now and it worked out fine for me.
 
I'm going back to dancing.

Sure the paper cuts around the waist from the crisp bill is a pain in the ass, I just hope the viewers won't mind the bandages and Mercurochrome.

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