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Kevin O’Leary Warns Against Retiring Early And Says You Won’t Understand It Yet, But ‘Work Defines Who You Are’


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Kevin O’Leary Warns Against Retiring Early And Says You Won’t Understand It Yet, But ‘Work Defines Who You Are’

Kevin O’Leary Warns Against Retiring Early And Says You Won’t Understand It Yet, But ‘Work Defines Who You Are’

The ***** (Financial Independence, Retire Early) movement is popular as many Americans make early retirement their goal. However,

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, entrepreneur and investor from “Shark Tank,” has chosen not to retire early, and his reasons extend beyond financial concerns.

O’Leary told CNBC he initially retired at age 36 after selling his first company, achieving substantial financial success. But he found retirement unfulfilling. “Working is not just about money,” he said. “People don’t understand this very often until they stop working. Work defines who you are.”

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O’Leary notes that working offers benefits beyond the financial gains of working more years. For instance, delaying retirement can

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, and staying employed provides valuable social interaction. “It gives you interaction with people all day long in an interesting way,” he said. This engagement can be beneficial for mental health and longevity.

Regarding his plans, O’Leary is clear: he does not plan to retire. “I don’t know where I’m going after I’m *****, but I’ll be working when I get there, too,” he commented.

Early retirement aspirations have gained significant traction in recent years, with several key trends emerging:

The share of U.S. workers planning to work beyond age 62 has decreased substantially, dropping to 45.8% in March 2024, the lowest level since 2014. This trend extends a downshift that began during the pandemic, indicating a growing preference for earlier retirement.

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According to New York Fed researchers, the number of years Americans expect to continue working has plunged by 9.5% since March 2020. This decline has been observed across various demographic groups, suggesting a widespread shift in retirement intentions.

Americans increasingly want to retire before the traditional age of 65 and even before 62. This shift has been influenced by the COVID-19 pandemic, which prompted many to reassess their priorities and recognize life’s finite nature.

Factors contributing to this trend include:

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between the ages of 61 and 64. Men tend to retire around 65, while women usually retire at about 63. Millennials and Gen Z prefer retiring earlier, often aiming for 60 or
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On the other hand, many still think the ideal retirement age should be closer to 68 or 70.

Economic conditions and personal preferences shape these varied opinions on retirement timing.

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can help navigate these options and find the best retirement plan for individual needs.

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