early retirement

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Staving off involuntary early retirement: the emotional side 4

This entry was posted in Health Retirement advice Retirement life planning and tagged burnout early retirement health work-life balance on March 7, 2015 by Mariella

Helen, Heading Out (2)

A series of articles about recreating identity after an all-consuming career

 

By Helen
University Professor of English and Women’s Studies
Retired August 2012 at age 63

 

There is a crack in everything / That’s …

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My almost (involuntary) early retirement 4

This entry was posted in Health Retirement life planning and tagged burnout early retirement health stress unexpected retirement on February 6, 2015 by Mariella

Helen, Heading Out (1)

A series of articles about recreating identity after an all-consuming career

 

By Helen
University Professor of English and Women’s Studies
Retired August 2012 at age 63

 

Retirement can be an earned and anticipated culmination. …

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Retirement and mortality 6

This entry was posted in retirement activities Retirement life planning and tagged chronic illness in retirement early retirement health healthy aging unexpected retirement on December 26, 2014 by Mariella

Retirement Stats, Studies, and Stuff

By Mariella Vigneux, MBA, ACC
Certified Professional Coach

I just heard about a seemingly healthy police officer who died two years after retiring. Not long ago I was told of a long-distance truck driver who …

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Retire like a drunken matador

This entry was posted in retirement activities Retirement advice Retirement life planning and tagged early retirement frustrated with work happiness money on December 15, 2014 by Mariella

Tales of Retirement

 

By Christine Warltier
Mostly a renovator – always fixing something
Retired three’ish years ago

 

I feel like I am a cheerleader for retirement. I feel like those who can swing it financially should be the …

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Did you know that a startling percentage of people retire unexpectedly or reluctantly?

This entry was posted in Health Retirement life planning and tagged early retirement health job loss unexpected retirement on July 18, 2014 by Mariella

Retirement Stats, Studies, and Stuff

One poll shows that 52% of Canadians retired for causes that seem outside their control. Their stated reasons for retiring were

• illness/health (25%),
• company downsized (13%),
• reached mandatory retirement (8%) and
• …

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