A typical American life can be easily chopped up into four separate 8,000-day segments. Each lasts about 22 years. The first three (Learning, Growing, and Maturing) have been pretty much mapped out for us by society and traditions Life events familiar to all of us help frame these unique time periods from birth until when we hit retirement (Exploring). Then it starts getting a little hazy.

It doesn’t have to be that way.

Retirement is often talked about as an end. You might be focused on how to prepare for it, which is critically important. But if you’re looking at retirement as the final goal, then you might not be preparing in the best way possible.

Please join us as Ryan Sullivan goes over the four retirement phases:
1. The Honeymoon Phase
2. The Big Decision Phase
3. The Navigating Longevity Phase
4. The Solo Journey Phase

Speaker: Ryan Sullivan, CFP®, CLU®, ChFC®
Managing Director, Applied Insights
Hartford Funds