Time to retire? How will you even know?

That’s a good question. One that we often don’t ask ourselves but somehow find ourselves in it when we stop going to the office. When is the time to retire? Is there a time at all? What happens when we retire? Do we stop thinking about renewment then?

The BIG R – What to do when you retire?

Now that’s a BIG question. You suddenly have loads of time on hand. No rush, no calls from the office. Everything is peaceful. Or is it too peaceful? Being free to do anything is not the same as doing nothing. How much of peace and quiet is good?

The 4% rule of retirement planning – What is it?

Sounds like a plan for renewment. Is it a simple rule or is there more to it? Can we apply it any time we want to? Having time on your side helps? Our experts weigh in on retirement, planning and renewing your life.

Gen Z. Millennials. And retirement

Whichever stage of life and age we are in, it is ever too early to plan for retirement. A real shot at renewment is always there for all. However, the earlier we start planning, the greater the freedom.

Free to see the world? First, think about retirement

So much to see. So little time! Or is it? Make time your friend, by making friendship with time as early as possible. World travel or hitting the hiking trail without any return date fixed. To be really free to do whatever we want, we need to plan our renewment.

SIP. Pension fund. Which one?

A habit becomes second nature. And we all become our habits. That’s how it should be – at least, for good habits. SIPs are good habits. In fact, right up there on the list of good habits like brushing one’s teeth and following traffic rules. What about pension funds? How do they fit into your plan? Do they need to?