Archive for the ‘Retirement & Coming Out of Retirement’ Category

5 Things That Scare People About Running Their Own Business

Wednesday, July 21st, 2010
Often the next step to progress after being a full time employee is to run your own business. However, a lot of people are afraid to take this leap so they end up keeping their full time jobs instead. It’s a huge risk I know, and there are a lot of doubts to address...but none that you can’t overcome with a well-thought plan and a little help.

 

Here are 5 things that scare people about running their own business:

 

Failure This is the major concern of most people who are doubtful about running their own business. Well, who wouldn’t be? We have all seen huge corporations that have closed down or… Read More

5 Signs You’re Ready for Retirement

Wednesday, June 30th, 2010
The general population often associates the word retirement with being old. Older people who have either established a mark in the industry or who have rendered long years of service. But you know, you don’t exactly have to be that old to say you’re ready for retirement. Nowadays, whether young or old, you can be ready to retire from your regular job as soon as you see the signs below:

 

You have a fat savings account that could last the rest of your life. This is one sure sign that you’re ready to retire. However, be careful to spend wisely. Remember it’s much easier to spend than to save. It would be a good… Read More

Coming Back Out of Retirement? Where to Begin

Thursday, May 27th, 2010
When we’re young we often think of retirement as the time when you are "too old to work." However, the recent years have showed us that individuals as early as 40 start to take advantage of lucrative early retirement packages. Some enterprising people have managed to achieve their target savings early enough to supply and exceed all their expected needs through their senior years. Good for them!

 

But life doesn’t always go the way we planned or dreamed it to be. Sometimes after retirement, you may find the need to get back into the workforce for a number of different reasons. Boredom, the need to meet new people, the need for… Read More