My Husband Saves for Retirement and I Don't: Works for Us
Business Insider • • technology
Key Points:
- The author lost both parents young, shaping a mindset focused on living fully in the present rather than prioritizing retirement savings.
- Her husband, in contrast, has consistently saved for early retirement since high school, aiming to retire in his early 50s and pursue part-time work or a small business.
- Their differing approaches to money have led to mutual learning: she encourages enjoying small luxuries now, while he provides financial security and future planning.
- Together, they balance living in the moment with preparing for the future, blending immediate enjoyment with long-term retirement goals.
- The author is beginning to embrace the idea of retirement, inspired by her husband's foresight, while maintaining her focus on making the most of the present.
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