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"Hope for the best" is not a retirement plan. Replace worry with action solutions that positively impact your finances in retirement and the years leading up to it.
"This is a polished and professional course based on years of research and experience in the industry."
"I have really been pushing folks to sign up for this course as it really is a 'one stop shop' for all things retirement."
"I liked the positive psychology the best... I think of courses about retirement as financial courses. This one was so much more."
"Taking this course and going over what I've been learning with him (my spouse) has brought us both a greater sense of calm."
"I find the positive psychology aspect of this class to be very valuable... In addition to being financially sound, I want to be happy and healthy in retirement, too, and this is helping."
Who aspires to have an average or below average retirement after working for decades? We have optimistic expectations for the last chapters of our lives. Too often, though, our planning falls far short of our dreams and goals for retirement. “Hope for the best” is not a retirement plan.
This course is for those who don’t want an average retirement. It is for those who want to shape their retirement years to be the big finish. Enrolling in this course suggests that you are ready to learn what to do to get that “A” in retirement.
The course is scheduled to take eight weeks to complete, with a new lesson added each week. You will have access to all previous lessons as well as the current lesson until the course closes, usually 30 days after the last week. We know that “life happens” so there is a bit of make-up time after the last lesson just in case you need it.
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