The author points out, “Knowing when to ring the closing bell on your career is complicated. No one wants to feel pressured to step down. For most people, from the president of the United States on down, the ideal scenario is to exit when you want, how you want.
It might be a gradual phasing out from your working days or a hard stop. In either case, facing the difficult decision is often more personal than professional, and it’s generally entangled with your financial outlook.”
Don’t forget to understand the non-financial aspect of your retirement decision and how these interact with your financial situation. Think qualitative AND quantitative- in that order.
