Ageing has had a bad press. George Swingler looks at Life after 60 – does ageing bring with it an increased sense of meaning or does one become old on cue? People sometimes say that 60 is the new 40. I’m glad they’re wrong The prospect of living longer than previous generations may be […]
Read MoreWhen we retire, the motivation to get out of bed in the morning, has to come from within When I retired, I really looked forward to being able to lie in bed every morning, reading a book or newspaper with a cup of coffee. It took a few weeks to lose its appeal. Then […]
Read MoreDoes boredom and/or depression in retirement stem from a lack of planning for one’s “golden years”? Recently, I spent a very enjoyable lunch with some retirees. When time came to “sing for my lunch” I extolled the virtues and pleasures to be derived from planning your time through retirement, the best years of your life. […]
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Durban authors Andrew Blaine and Barry Smith have launched a book entitled The Next Step – Planning the Road Through Retirement aimed at planning the road through retirement, and tackling retirement challenges There’s far more to preparing for retirement than financial and investment planning – and a wide range of different feelings about retirement. […]
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