Retirement Video – Barry LaValley

By Dan Crimmins on December 12, 2018 in Retirement Issues

Maureen and I had the opportunity to host an event with global retirement expert Barry LaValley awhile ago. Barry has become a friend of ours. Unfortunately, we did not have the foresight to tape the presentation. Fortunately for us, another financial advisor from New Zealand did tape the presentation.

During this 55 minute presentation, he discusses the important issues facing all of us as we age. He discusses the mental and physical changes that will occur and how to prepare and understand them. The key will be determining what will be fulfilling and meaningful activities for each of us during the last stage of our lives. This stage may end up being the longest stage of your life!

Retirement photo

Where will you get the satisfaction that work used to provide?

In the video, Barry will help you begin to think about the need to plan for your unique vision of your retirement. Once that vision is determined, then you can begin to work on the task of determining how to fund this desire.

We try to help our clients plan for the issues where life and money meet. Click on the link below:

Barry LaValley Seminar

Barry has a book on the topic as well: So You Think Are Ready to Retire?

We hope this video helps you plan for the next and last adventure of your lives. Give us a call if we can help you fulfill your retirement vision.

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