by Larry Gard, Ph.D. According to a 2014 Gallup poll, 10% of baby boomers said they had no plans to retire. I’ve met many of these “retirement resisters” over the years and they often proudly declare their intention to work indefinitely. On the one hand I...
Read MorePerhaps you read the article in the Boston Globe or via social media, "How The Baby Boomers Destroyed Everything" by Bruce Canon Gibney, a venture capitalist and writer and the author of the forthcoming book “A Generation of Sociopaths: How The Baby Boomers Betrayed America.” ...
Read MoreImagine you have decided to retire in your 60s. Probably feeling good, or maybe not? Initially it may be liberating, but then you face the daunting realization that you may have decades to live with not standard to-do list. That is the premise of the...
Read MoreI am sure no CEO got up today and said "What can I do to let my late-career employees know that I don't care about them?" Of course I am equally sure that few CEOs asked themselves today, "what can I do to motivate my...
Read Moreby Andy Moysenko Are you considering retirement? The first question on your mind is likely “How much?” That is, how much is enough for retirement? And the answer is…it depends. There is no one-size-fits-all number. Whether you are a business owner, a professional, or an executive,...
Read MoreSuccession Planning for Financial Advisors can be especially tricky because of the deep, long-term relationships between advisors and clients. In this webinar, Jack Beauregard, founder of STPI, is interviewed by Mary Ann Buchanan, founder of RIA Match in Virginia on the matter of making an...
Read MoreNEW BOOK JUST RELEASED! 7 Principles For Living With Authenticity: Discovering Your True Self When Facing Life Changes,by Jack Beauregard We are thrilled to announce that Jack's latest book is now available at booksellers everywhere. You can buy it on Amazon, or call your favorite bookseller and...
Read Moreby Beth Davis - STPI Transition Planning Consultant and founder of of Planning What's Next That’s the question asked by Compendium in their little inspirational book Five. It reminds me of the ubiquitous answer to the retirement transition question in the CEO peer groups I ran...
Read MoreI came upon a book by Tom Osenton at University of New Hampshire released "Boomer Destiny: Leading the US through the worst crisis since the Great Depression" in 2009. Although we are past the worst of the Great Recession, I found some salient points. Osenton was...
Read MoreI came across some research from 2013, "Work Longer, Live Healthier" by Gabriel Sahlgren in the Institute of Economic Affairs, with some disconcerting stats about life in retirement that has clear implications for Baby Boomers: - Retirement decreases the likelihood of being in "very good" or...
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