Last fall before I started this blog, I wrote this:
"When I am retired, I am going to have all my medical, insurance, and financial documents all stored away in perfect order, and I am going to understand all of them. Am I setting myself up for disappointment?"
After a number of weeks of retirement -- in which I have made progress in some areas but none in this -- I am wondering whether any retiree who did not have all their medical, insurance, and financial documents all organized and comprehended prior to retirement has actually gotten all that under control once they had adequate time? Is there hope?
"When I am retired, I am going to have all my medical, insurance, and financial documents all stored away in perfect order, and I am going to understand all of them. Am I setting myself up for disappointment?"
After a number of weeks of retirement -- in which I have made progress in some areas but none in this -- I am wondering whether any retiree who did not have all their medical, insurance, and financial documents all organized and comprehended prior to retirement has actually gotten all that under control once they had adequate time? Is there hope?
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