Ironically, while most failures in life are seen as bad or negative, retirement failures are often heralded rather than used to judge or criticize. In a weird way, it’s portrayed as a good thing. Many so called retirement failures happen to people who are at the right age, the right point in their career, and financially capable of leaving work behind forever. Fortunately, it’s a good thing thanks to healthy aging, society’s current perspective, and retirement’s ever-changing landscape. Be sure to avoid retirement peer pressure or assuming everything will be just fine when you get there by taking our Retirement Priorities Quiz and downloading our free non-financial retirement guides.

Source: Forbes November 23, 2016 18:01 UTC