What is an “Anti-Bucket List?” Things you should avoid, things you shouldn’t do, things you should maybe have a plan for things that you need.
MARK FRICKS
ATLANTA – You may have started thinking on your “bucket list” but have you given thought to things that you do not want to be a part of your retirement experience? Imagine spending more time on meaningful activities and less on the grind. Retirement isn’t just about finances; it’s about finding purpose beyond a career and navigating an entirely different season of life with various challenges. Listen to our stories from working with hundreds of retirees about pitfalls to avoid and high points to pursue during your retirement, as well as wisdom gleaned from Kiplinger’s article, Retirees’ Anti-Bucket List: 10 Experiences You Don’t Want.
