8000 Day Retirement

Planning your income in retirement is different than when you were saving your money in retirement accounts.  With more than 30 years of retirement planning experience, Phil Lubinski provides insights in how in his role as a retirement adviser in the USA he has guided clients to think about their money different and allocating their cash towards investments that have attributes aligned to each stage of life.

Listen to Phil explain what he believes the pros and cons are for managing your money in retirement.

Sheryl OConnor has teamed up with Phil to provide advisers with an award winning software solution so as to implement their academic driven management of retirement income.

Over 55 entrepreneurs are a fast growing demographic.  Listen to Tony Peterson talk about his experience working with his partially retired mother in her business.  He shares his tips on the pros and cons for an entrepreneurial retirement.

As we plan for retirement, a key factor to consider is 'Where Will I Live?'. Downsizing is a common phenomenon for retirees so as to reduce home maintenance and potentially unlock money from the sale of the property.  A lesser known, but fast growing option is Upsizing where a bigger house is purchased with a view to segment the house into multi-generational living for the broader family.  Fred Haggar talks about his role as a buyers agent and what he sees retirees considering when retirement particularly the key features for buying a property.

In 1963, Bill Norris became the youngest trainer/therapist ever hired for any major league franchise when he was hired by the New York Knicks at 21 and shortly after working with the New York Mets baseball team. For more than 40 years, Bill has worked in professional tennis as a physio including the USA Davis Cup team which saw players like John McEnroe, Jimmy Connors, Pete Sampras and more.

Bill was inducted into the International Tennis Hall of Fame for his contributions to the sport of tennis. Bill talks with us about those experiences and how he manages his workload now that he is in his 70's.  Bill touches upon what factors that he believes are important in "Ageing Well'.