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RichLife Advisors is dedicated to being your go-to resource for information needed to make informed decisions about all aspects of retirement. Founder and visionary, Beau Henderson, has dedicated his life to helping others plan for theirs through his many bestselling books, serving as a local and national media resource, hosting educational events, writing regular blogs, and hosting weekly radio and podcast shows.
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One of the things that sets RichLife Advisors apart from other financial planning firms is that we go beyond traditional financial planning to help our clients determine what it means to live a rich life in retirement. Our goal is to provide our clients with a strategy that will guide them through retirement even in the midst of life’s unexpected events. And, we go even further by helping them address the non-financial aspects of their retirement. By understanding how relationships, experiences and purpose play a role in a fulfilling retirement, we believe we can help them to live their richest, most meaningful life -- now and through retirement.
Here are five non-financial aspects of retirement planning that you and your sweetheart need to discuss before you retire. And, my recommendation is to make this fun -- like planning a "date night" with your sweetheart. Be sure to get it on your calendars and be willing to dig deep and listen to what your partner has to say. The things you learn will give you valuable insight into what's important (or not) to them and their expectations for retirement.
Barron's just published an article including some of my thoughts about why non-financial retirement planning is just as, if not more important, than the financial planning most people and Advisors focus on.
Having a successful retirement that's fulfilling and fun isn't just about how much money you have saved in the bank; it's also about preparing for the social and emotional stresses and issues that can often arise. Most financial planners focus solely on financial health, but money alone does not guarantee you will have happiness or even satisfaction. To achieve a true sense of fulfillment, you need to pay attention to several key areas that require just as much, if not more, of your time and attention.
I have dedicated my career to helping my clients understand the importance of planning for both the financial and non-financial aspects of retirement. My goal is to help lead them on a path toward a fulfilling retirement.