New Approach To Secure a fulfilling Retirement You Deserve [Chills 169 Sponsored by OCBC FWI 2023]

How much will it take to retire comfortably?
It's a question on all our minds as we save and plan. But what does retirement truly look like?
We sit down with Lisa from Lisa's Adulting in Singapore, Kenneth, Co-Founder & CEO of Mito Health and ex co-founder of Seedly, and Loh Chiu Weng from OCBC’s Wealth Advisory to challenge conventional views on what retirement means.
They share their unique perspectives on retirement, from financial planning and managing money to finding fulfillment beyond traditional retirement. Discover how retirement is no longer just about reaching a certain age or accumulating wealth, but about creating a life of purpose and enjoyment. If you're curious about what retirement really means in today's world and how you can build a future filled with fulfillment and financial security, this episode is a must-listen.
Tune in as we explore diverse real stories and the iterative journey of defining retirement on your own terms. You'll walk away questioning assumptions and considering new angles for your own definition of success after career.
You can take the first step and start planning for your dream retirement with OCBC. Try out OCBC Life Goals on the OCBC Digital app or visit go.ocbc.com/lifegoals to find out more.
For more information about the OCBC Financial Wellness Index 2023, visit go.ocbc.com/FWI2023
Any opinions or views of third parties expressed in this material are those of the third parties identified, and not those of OCBC Bank.
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[@hhspore]

THE OCBC guy describes retirement very well. It is not just money but also the activities that keep one occupied and fulfilled.
P>S>Reggie, next time when you have a shoot at nice air con places like the swanky OCBC pl at Wisma, you can post it on social media and people like me will love to be there to witness the live panel discussion !

[@DonYang73]

Depends on your lifestyle. I am retired, 50 yrs old, sole breadwinner. 3 Dependants wife + 2 children, 100% self made, current monthly expenses $13k-15k. So how much do you think i need?

[@deedeehy7959]

Totally agree that the mindset of retirement needs to move away from just financial. I organize a talk last year and it was shared that retirement planning now encompasses financial health , cognitive health, physical health and even social health. Great content as usual! ❤

[@TheFinancialCoconutTFC]

It’s true. Retirement needs to be more than a financial idea. Thanks for loving the content 😊👍🏻

[@xiaoxin5689]

Human need to stay active to live healthy! We will quit paid job when we are financially prudent but should never retire from the active lifestyle..

[@SSTan-cz7eo]

Each and every financial experts that I see on news or videos inevitably only know how to advise the same thing , save as much as possible , and then a little bit more.What type of advice is that ?
And ALL of they forgot to factor in the most important thing.

[@daniellim7199]

Not a very good host to totally sideline the poor lady. Might as well don't invite her to the panel.

[@TheFinancialCoconutTFC]

We will work harder :) do visit our live event next to get the full experience in person :)

[@thrivingthegrind6830]

If you watch her channel…This discussion was clearly outside of her tax bracket. 😂
Right Reggie?

[@eugeneteo9664]

FIRE is important.basically have money to spend with out working.

[@TheFinancialCoconutTFC]

Summary on point 👌🏻 but you essentially become reliant on the financial markets or property markets or which ever asset group that derives that income for you? 😆

[@Humorousguy64]

Ages below 35 or not married doesnt have to know abt retirement or they dont even know what is retirement .... Is just a period of years all.need go thru.....rich or poor all goes thru retirement...Even our PM MR still dont really retire yet playing senior minister position...and others already above 65 but still serving cabinet for ???? Retirement? Or money? With such high salary

[@choonsengteo9694]

Chicken rice is a real problem for us. Singaporeans? Better stay home, survive on cup noodles, and follow healthySG.

[@TC-hq1gh]

This episode is not useful at all to me, perhaps to others, yes. Do these young people know what is in the mind of people at retirement age? And it’s so one sided assumption, at least first half of the episode, that rich people and wealthy professionals all exchanged their health for money, are you sure? Are you making an assumption that people who are average are healthier because they work lesser?
There are many factors why people are not healthy, the type of low nutrient hawker food out there, bread and luncheon meat or kaya as breakfast, cheap imported vegetables that contain lots of insecticides and pesticides but still at non fatal level, hormones fed meat protein, fanciful sugary drinks, lazy to exercise, how about not so rich people also have stress worrying for retirement etc. I personally find the host and guests here did not understand the topic deep enough

[@TheFinancialCoconutTFC]

Thanks for sharing your POV. Let’s see how to improve