In this video, Kevin highlights the subtle signals that may indicate it's time to retire, inspired by an insightful article from the Wall Street Journal. Kevin discusses the epiphanies and signs, such as feeling numb at work, reluctance to learn new tools, disinterest in promotions, experiencing 'Sunday Scaries,' obsessively checking your 401k, a desire to volunteer, and physical aches and pains. He emphasizes the importance of having clarity and purpose when entering the next chapter of life. If you're contemplating retirement, this episode is essential viewing to help you identify if now is the right time to transition.

In this video, we delve into a recent alarming headline from the Washington Post about the grim financial outlook for Social Security and Medicare. The report from the Social Security and Medicare Board of Trustees indicates that both programs are running out of funds at an alarming rate, potentially leading to automatic benefit cuts within the next decade. However, headlines often don't tell the whole story. Join me as I break down four major myths surrounding the future of Social Security and discuss potential government solutions to this looming crisis. By the end of this video, you will have a clearer understanding of the current state and future outlook of Social Security, enabling you to make more informed decisions about your retirement. Stay informed, plan ahead, and consider working with a financial advisor to navigate these complexities.

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Thinking about working part-time in retirement? You're not alone! Many retirees choose to keep working for extra income, social connection, or to stay mentally sharp. But a part-time job in retirement looks different than a full-time career. In this video, we explore 8 essential things to consider before diving into a post-retirement job search. We'll cover how to: -Balance your desired lifestyle with work hours. -Leverage your experience and skills for a fulfilling role. -Find a job that fits your physical health and abilities. -Explore flexible work arrangements and remote options. -Consider the financial impact on your retirement income. -Think about the social aspects and potential for new connections. By taking these factors into account, you can find a part-time job that complements your retirement goals and keeps you feeling happy and engaged.