How To Avoid Retirement Remorse: A Lesson from Tom Brady

Tom Brady spent 22 seasons in the NFL before calling it a career—and just 41 days in retirement before reversing his decision to hang up his cleats. It’s a classic case of retirement remorse: after years of working and saving for retirement, the big day finally arrives…but instead of enjoying life after work, you find yourself regretting your decision.

There are a number of factors that can contribute to retirement remorse, including not having a plan or a sense of purpose in retirement. This Forbes article explains how to avoid this pitfall by outlining the questions you should be asking yourself before you reach retirement.

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