According to Statistics Canada, June is the most common month for Canadians to retire, often followed by a long-awaited celebratory trip.
According to Statistics Canada, June is the most common month for Canadians to retire, often followed by a long-awaited celebratory trip. But by late August and early September, when life starts to settle, many retirees are hit with the same question: Now what? Dr. Susan Reid put together Re-Visioning Retirement, joins John Moore newly released illustrated workbook that helps Canadians rethink the purpose and possibility of life after work. With nearly 1,000 Canadians retiring every day, her insights are timely, relatable, and hopeful, and especially resonant as that “oh sh*t” moment sets in.
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