Retiring at 55: How a CFP® Is Actually Investing for It
Retiring at age 55 comes with unique challenges, such as funding healthcare costs for a 10-year gap before Medicare eligibility, relying solely on savings during the years leading up to Social Security claims, and potential restrictions on accessing certain retirement accounts. The author, a Certified Financial Planner, emphasizes that they desire the ability to retire at 55, not necessarily the desire to retire at that age. They have a strong conviction in their work and aim for financial freedom by that age.
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