Dentists Who Invest Podcast If You're Planning On Living Longer... You Should Probably Know This (The 100 Year Life) with Jon Doyle DWI-EP296
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Ever thought about how you’d plan your finances if you knew you might live to 103? We’re having a good natter about just that, inspired by ‘The 100-Year Life’ by Linda Gratton and Andrew Scott. Jon Doyle’s got some eye-opening thoughts on how the idea that kids born in 2007 might live that long has completely changed the way he advises on long-term financial plans. We’ll also have a chinwag about how your own family history and life experiences can shape what you expect from retirement—especially if you’ve got a bit more dosh than most.
We’ll then shift gears to chat about how adolescence now drags on into the late 20s or early 30s, and how that’s making the usual milestones like marriage, buying a home, and retiring a bit of a squeeze. With everything getting a bit more complicated, we’re talking about why it’s time for a more flexible approach to financial planning.
And here’s the kicker—we’re questioning that old idea of retiring at 60. If you’re a dentist, or any other professional, staying active with phased retirement might just be the ticket. So, grab a cuppa and join us for a lively chat that mixes financial sense with the art of living well, sprinkled with a bit of wisdom from ancient thinkers and modern gurus.
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