How did our modern concept of retirement begin, and where?  Peter gives us a brief history lesson today...

Starting or maintaining a bucket list is a great idea in retirement, but what should you put on it?  Peter has a few ideas to get you started ...

Time is something that we seem to have a lot of in retirement - but are you spending yours wisely ?

Peter share some highlights from a recent trip to Singapore and Japan, and looks at some of things we should consider when travelling overseas in retirement.

Any activity, including retirement, can be made easier with some forward thinking and planning.  Peter explains how he goes about setting visionary targets for himself, and how to create a list of your own personal values that guide everything you do.

Friendships are important all the way through our lives, and this still rings true in retirement.  Peter and Neil discuss ways to stay in contact with friends, and make new ones.  Peter also talks about people from "The Blue Zone" - and what we can learn from them about the importance of friendships.

We all want to lead a long and healthy life.  So, what are some of things we can do that will assist this ?

Peter has spoken with thousands of retirees during his lifetime.  In this episode, he gives us some of the lessons that we can take from these. 

WE face spending traps throughout our lives, but in retirement, we can be especially vulnerable to purchasing things we don't really need to buy - especially if we suddenly have a lot of cash.  Peter and Neil discuss some traps to avoid, or at least to try before you buy !

At least 12 months before retiring, there's a lot of things you can start thinking about and planning ...