Retirement is often described as a financial milestone, but leaving full-time work changes far more than income. It changes routine, identity, relationships, health habits, family expectations, social contact, housing decisions, and the way people measure the value of their days.
The Retirement Reset: Money, Time, Identity, and Life After Full-Time Work is a clear, fact-based guide to the realities of modern retirement. It looks beyond the simple image of leisure and examines the practical and human questions that shape life after work: how pension income replaces a salary, how spending changes, why inflation and care costs matter, how couples and single retirees adjust, why friendship and purpose must be rebuilt, and how health, housing, technology, scams, legal documents, caregiving, and legacy planning all become part of the retirement picture.
Written in an accessible narrative style, this book treats retirement not as a single event, but as a major life transition. It explores the freedom retirement can bring, the risks it can expose, and the everyday decisions that help older adults build a life that remains secure, connected, useful, and dignified.
This is a book for readers approaching retirement, already retired, supporting ageing parents, or trying to understand what life after full-time work really requires.
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Paperback. Zustand: new. AI (illustrator). Paperback. Retirement is often described as a financial milestone, but leaving full-time work changes far more than income. It changes routine, identity, relationships, health habits, family expectations, social contact, housing decisions, and the way people measure the value of their days. The Retirement Reset: Money, Time, Identity, and Life After Full-Time Work is a clear, fact-based guide to the realities of modern retirement. It looks beyond the simple image of leisure and examines the practical and human questions that shape life after work: how pension income replaces a salary, how spending changes, why inflation and care costs matter, how couples and single retirees adjust, why friendship and purpose must be rebuilt, and how health, housing, technology, scams, legal documents, caregiving, and legacy planning all become part of the retirement picture. Written in an accessible narrative style, this book treats retirement not as a single event, but as a major life transition. It explores the freedom retirement can bring, the risks it can expose, and the everyday decisions that help older adults build a life that remains secure, connected, useful, and dignified. This is a book for readers approaching retirement, already retired, supporting ageing parents, or trying to understand what life after full-time work really requires. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. Bestandsnummer des Verkäufers 9798901947708
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Paperback. Zustand: new. AI (illustrator). Paperback. Retirement is often described as a financial milestone, but leaving full-time work changes far more than income. It changes routine, identity, relationships, health habits, family expectations, social contact, housing decisions, and the way people measure the value of their days. The Retirement Reset: Money, Time, Identity, and Life After Full-Time Work is a clear, fact-based guide to the realities of modern retirement. It looks beyond the simple image of leisure and examines the practical and human questions that shape life after work: how pension income replaces a salary, how spending changes, why inflation and care costs matter, how couples and single retirees adjust, why friendship and purpose must be rebuilt, and how health, housing, technology, scams, legal documents, caregiving, and legacy planning all become part of the retirement picture. Written in an accessible narrative style, this book treats retirement not as a single event, but as a major life transition. It explores the freedom retirement can bring, the risks it can expose, and the everyday decisions that help older adults build a life that remains secure, connected, useful, and dignified. This is a book for readers approaching retirement, already retired, supporting ageing parents, or trying to understand what life after full-time work really requires. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. Bestandsnummer des Verkäufers 9798901947708
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Paperback. Zustand: new. AI (illustrator). Paperback. Retirement is often described as a financial milestone, but leaving full-time work changes far more than income. It changes routine, identity, relationships, health habits, family expectations, social contact, housing decisions, and the way people measure the value of their days. The Retirement Reset: Money, Time, Identity, and Life After Full-Time Work is a clear, fact-based guide to the realities of modern retirement. It looks beyond the simple image of leisure and examines the practical and human questions that shape life after work: how pension income replaces a salary, how spending changes, why inflation and care costs matter, how couples and single retirees adjust, why friendship and purpose must be rebuilt, and how health, housing, technology, scams, legal documents, caregiving, and legacy planning all become part of the retirement picture. Written in an accessible narrative style, this book treats retirement not as a single event, but as a major life transition. It explores the freedom retirement can bring, the risks it can expose, and the everyday decisions that help older adults build a life that remains secure, connected, useful, and dignified. This is a book for readers approaching retirement, already retired, supporting ageing parents, or trying to understand what life after full-time work really requires. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. Bestandsnummer des Verkäufers 9798901947708
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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. AI (illustrator). nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Retirement is often described as a financial milestone, but leaving full-time work changes far more than income. It changes routine, identity, relationships, health habits, family expectations, social contact, housing decisions, and the way people measure the value of their days. The Retirement Reset: Money, Time, Identity, and Life After Full-Time Work is a clear, fact-based guide to the realities of modern retirement. It looks beyond the simple image of leisure and examines the practical and human questions that shape life after work: how pension income replaces a salary, how spending changes, why inflation and care costs matter, how couples and single retirees adjust, why friendship and purpose must be rebuilt, and how health, housing, technology, scams, legal documents, caregiving, and legacy planning all become part of the retirement picture. Written in an accessible narrative style, this book treats retirement not as a single event, but as a major life transition. It explores the freedom retirement can bring, the risks it can expose, and the everyday decisions that help older adults build a life that remains secure, connected, useful, and dignified. This is a book for readers approaching retirement, already retired, supporting ageing parents, or trying to understand what life after full-time work really requires. Bestandsnummer des Verkäufers 9798901947708
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