OUR PROMISE

RETIRE SAFE. RETIRE HAPPY. RETIRE BETTER.

Your Best Interest Always Comes First: Financially and Emotionally.

When it comes to preparing for retirement, Retire Safety First takes a holistic approach. We understand the emotional stress that this transition can lead to. Our relationship will go beyond putting your financial best interest first, but emotional as well. In addition to helping you make sound financial decisions, we are your resource to assist you in achieving a happier retirement. Being financially and emotionally secure will lead to a better retirement.

Here Are 5 Things to Keep In Mind To Pursue a More Fulfilling Retirement:

1. MONEY IS NOT THE END ALL BE ALL

Many people believe when they are transitioning into retirement, they need a substantial amount of money to have a satisfying retirement. You do not need large sums of money to have a satisfying retirement. You just need enough for your lifestyle. In fact, with the proper use of the Retire Safety First Approach you may have enough using less. Creating a budget and knowing you have enough to pay your monthly bills is the key to a worry-free retirement. Never forget that a happy retirement does not just mean lavish vacations. While vacations are nice, it is important to cherish the small things. Whether it is enjoying your coffee without having anywhere to be or having dinner with your loved ones; these are the moments that lead to a joyful retirement. 


2. FIND YOUR PURPOSE

When you have purpose in retirement, you can contribute the best of who you are to those who need what you have to offer. Here are some questions to ask yourself in your pursuit of purpose. What kinds of activities have I been drawn to? What have I done in my spare time that I enjoyed? What are the topics of movies, books and lectures that I’m drawn to? Answering these questions will help point you in the right direction to finding your purpose in retirement. 



3. FOCUS ON YOUR HEALTH

Prioritizing your health will prolong your ability to have a safe, secure, and predictable retirement. Eating healthy and exercising on a constant basis are great ways to achieve this. You may want to focus on exercises that can improve and maintain your flexibility, strength, and balance. Simple hobbies, such as walking, tennis, swimming, and cycling, can help you remain active throughout your retirement.



4. ASK FOR HELP

Knowing someone is on your side and rooting for the financial success of you and your family is an incredible relief. Retire Safety First can be there to highlight opportunities or risks that you may be unaware of. This transition is an emotional time and decisions need to be made taking emotions out of the equation. Having someone in your corner will allow you to sleep better at night knowing they are looking after your finances with the same care you do.



5. MAINTAIN A HEALTHY MINDSET

Retirement is not the end; it is a new beginning. It is completely normal to experience a rollercoaster of emotions, but you should try to focus on what you’re excited about in your next chapter of life. Research completed by The London School of Economics and Political Sciences found that happiness peaks at the ages of 23 and again at 69! Your best years are ahead of you! After all, now is the time to do more of what you love with the people you love.



At Retire Safety First, we want you to be able to live your best retirement by preparing financially and emotionally. We are here to be your resource for all things retirement. For more tips to have a better retirement please read our latest insights. Now is the time to pursue your passions, to have new experiences, and to do more of what you love with the people you love! 


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