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Retirement has been portrayed through rose-coloured glasses for many years as the reward for working, living, coping, consuming, raising a family, and just getting on with life. When those not retired individuals realistically think about those who ...

This article is part three of the series on rewiring retirement. You were a modern working couple, headed to, or in retirement. Throughout your lives, working careers, family nurturing, relative caregiving, you have almost never, except possibly...

Part two of “Thinking of retiring – don’t.” Instead, start your journey to the Age of Enlightenment. Thousands of articles have been written about retirement financial planning, spending before and after, managing investments for income needs, a...

Readers, this is a revised edition of retirement articles I wrote in September 2000. More than 21 years later, as a financial and retirement planning professional having worked with hundreds of clients, my thinking (and advice) on this life stage has...

After 51 years as a cashier and line cook at a popular burger restaurant Lynn Outerbridge has decided to retire. Ms Outerbridge, 69, received several farewell gifts and teary goodbyes yesterday on her last day working at Byrdie’s Cafe on Parsons Road...

Robert (Bob) Myron is to retire as president and chief operating officer of Bermudian-based James River Group Holdings Ltd. Making the announcement, the insurance holding company said Mr Myron will retire effective July 31 for health reasons related ...

Thanks to Covid-19, Sue Moench has had a challenging final year as principal of Mount Saint Agnes Academy. Her work day begins at 6.10am, when she has to ensure that traffic can move freely around the school. She then turns her hand to helping take...

John Charman, an influential figure over a five-decade career in the re/insurance industry, is to retire from Bermudian-based Sompo International Holdings Ltd when his current contract expires next April. Sompo, a specialty provider of property and c...

Tom Butterfield put his photography aside to fulfil his vision of a purpose-built, world-class museum that celebrated Bermuda art. Roughly two years ago he picked up his camera and began shooting again. Those images go on display today as part of his...

Robert Sheen retires today, aged 90. His colleagues at Island Glass will wish him farewell at a staff luncheon, and send him on his way. Mr Sheen says he will spend the time caring for Merle, his wife of more than 45 years, tending their garden, doin...

The chairman of professional services firm KMPG in Bermuda is to retire at year-end after 31 years with the organisation. Neil Patterson joined the audit practice of the firm in 1989 with a focus in banking and reinsurance. He became a partner in 199...

Ironically, one of the biggest challenges of being a successful leader is that you actually do make progress personally and professionally and reach a point where you have accomplished some of your major goals. When you are younger this is often not ...