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Much of what we do revolves around your finances, but that is only a fraction of retirement. How you turn a standard retirement into an Encore Performance is through the lifestyle you live. After all, what is all this money good for if you are not living the life you always wanted to?
This is at the heart of why we created Encore University. We offer regular Encore events and resources that provide opportunities for clients to get together to create a community with other like-minded peers and to try new things that support their continued growth and learning.
We believe financial confidence along with enjoyment and fulfillment of your life during retirement go hand in hand. Our goal is to help you transform your retirement into the best years of your life.
Retirement is your Encore Performance…take a bow!
WHO IS RetirED?
An entertaining & educational feature.
Ed is a fictitious character written by the now retired founder of Collier Financial. The character is based on the neighbor, Wilson, from the 1990’s TV show “Tool Time.” Like the character Wilson, RetirEd is meant to provide neighborly advice and perspective on current happenings in the world and what it is like to experience retirement today. We hope that these educational, interesting, and humorous messages will provide some valuable insights into how real people are experiencing retirement and some commonality with your own retirement experiences.
JIM COLLIER, RetirED (aka RETIREMENT CONSULTANT)
My role is to help make the experience of retirement, human. I provide a real-life perspective and practical answers to the “Big” question: who will I be once I no longer am what I did for a living?
What’s your greatest piece of wisdom from the perspective of a newly retired person?
Allow yourself time to adjust to the new elements that a major change in lifestyle like retirement creates. I use the analogy of an ocean diver needing to allow time for their bodies to acclimate to the pressure change as they slowly rise to the surface from a deep dive: Retiring is similar…give yourself time to slowly adjust to the pressure change or risk a case of the “retirement bends.” And lastly, retirement is your “encore” performance…take a bow!
Jim Collier is not an affiliates of Collier Financial or LPL Financial
THE LATEST ARTICLES FROM RetirEd
Seize the Moment
Hey Neighbor! This is RetirED. Recently, while I was happily “isolating” in the forest that surrounds our home, I had the opportunity to meet our
Virtual reality is amazingly realistic, but it’s still not real
Howdy folks. Ed here. Virtual reality is amazingly realistic, but it’s still not real I recently had the opportunity to strap on a pair
How’s Retirement?
Howdy folks. Ed here. How’s Retirement? My friends, who are still working, often ask me: “So Ed, how’s retirement?” I trust they are asking this
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