Reinventing Retirement

The New Retirement Survey builds on the conventional wisdom that many baby boomers are not interested in pursuing a traditional retirement of leisure.

"Baby boomers fundamentally will reinvent retirement," said James P. Gorman, president of the Merrill Lynch Global Private Client Group, in a news release about the survey.

"With (baby) boomers living longer and remaining engaged and employed beyond age 65, many of the traditional financial assumptions regarding retirement need to be reexamined."

Highlights of the Baby Boomer Survey

Created with guidance from gerontologist and author Ken Dychtwald, Ph.D., The New Retirement Survey offers a preview of the

different lifestyles, workstyles and recreation activities that baby boomers envision for their future.

Here are highlights of the survey from a news release by Merrill Lynch. Give us a call to review your retirement plans and explore options to achieve your goals.

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