J.R. Whelan

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WSJ Your Money Briefing · Why People Can’t Figure Out When It’s Time to Retire · 13 Nov 2023 podcast

If you're listening on Spotify, look for our poll under the episode description, or you can send us an email to ymb at wsj.com. voice-verified

That's ymb at wsj.com. voice-verified

Now onto the show. voice-verified

Here's your Money Briefing for Tuesday, November 14th. voice-verified

I'm J.R. voice-verified

Whelan for The Wall Street Journal. voice-verified

For a lot of people, their career begins soon after graduating from college. voice-verified

But after decades of working, many have a hard time envisioning when to cross the finish line and retire. voice-verified

We'll talk to Wall Street Journal Work and Life columnist Rachel Feinsick after the break. voice-verified

We spend decades working and putting money away for retirement, and yet when people approach the so-called traditional retirement age, deciding if it's time to leave the workforce can bring them to a full stop. voice-verified

Wall Street Journal Work and Life columnist Rachel Feinzig joins me. voice-verified

So, Rachel, a lot of us have been accused of being workaholics. voice-verified

How much does that play into this question about when to retire? voice-verified

And people are working later in life than ever, right? voice-verified

Now, in terms of people's ages, how has this trend of working later in life shifted? voice-verified

So when somebody declares retirement, the Grim Reaper is not necessarily around the corner. voice-verified

And in our working years, when we're dealing with what seems like endless chaotic days on the job, long periods of quiet with nothing to do might seem attractive. voice-verified

But what does that actually look like for people in retirement? voice-verified

So perhaps should people ask themselves if they want their job to be their legacy or maybe something else? voice-verified

So let's talk about how people can get ahead of that. voice-verified

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