Now That You Have Retired -What's Next?

ABSTRACT

PLANS A, B, AND C It's important to have your plan A but also a plan B or even a plan C. As an example, you may have envisioned lots of travel, and then along came COVID, or a new partner, or health problems that make travel less likely. Amenities in these retirement communities include gyms, restaurants, golf courses, tennis courts, swimming pools, and interesting lectures\classes that make your retirement pleasurable. [...]you might want to improve your gardening skills, landscape your yard, paint the fence, clean the garage, and sit and watch the sunset. Look into courses at a local community college or university;many higher education centers allow individuals to take non-credit classes at a low cost.