Welcome to a new week and a new theme here on the One Minute Retirement Tip! 

This week I’m talking about how Covid will change how you plan for retirement. 

Can you remember a time when there has been this much mass disruption to daily life, as we have all experienced in the last 6 months? 

There’s a funny YouTube video that I stumbled upon recently where this lady is sitting at a table with her future self, and the future self is explaining to her pre-pandemic past self the craziness of Covid. Future self advises past self to put a little money in Zoom, that the Australian wildfires are definitely NOT the big news story of 2020, and just do a Costco run real quick to save her past self a lot of hassle. 

It’s amazing how we are so adaptable, and despite the frustration, anger, and anxiety that many of you are feeling right now, the reality is that Covid is not going away any time soon, and it’s likely to usher in a number of changes to daily life, including how you plan for your retirement. 

So this week, I’ll be pontificating on all the ways I think Covid will change the way you plan for retirement - everything from unplanned early retirement to leaving the city to permanent changes to your travel budget. 

That’s it for today. But before you go...you probably know someone who is close to retirement and could benefit from listening to this podcast. If so, please share this podcast with them and encourage them to check it out by adding it to their flash briefing in Alexa or subscribing wherever they listen to podcasts!

Thanks for listening. My name is Ashley Micciche and this is the One Minute Retirement Tip.

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