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When people start thinking about financial planning, the types of questions that come to mind include “How much do I save or spend each year?” and “Will I have enough money to retire?” These are natural questions to be asking. We expect our money to ...

We all come into this world looking to our parents to explain the facts of life — how we grow, how we should live and how to get ahead in life. But in this age of rapid advances in science, medicine, technology and ease of access to information, no...

In the first of his regular monthly columns, Bill Storie, chief executive of The Olderhood Group, urges us to think about how holiday spending fits into our long-term financial plans. Every year the allure of Christmas gets earlier and earlier. Tele...

This new monthly series on retirement, will be featured in the third week of every month. Retirement is a big deal everywhere. Longevity in so many countries has produced long-tailed retiree populations of epic proportions. Governments, the last res...

Retirement experts Bill Storie and Robin Trimingham have published a new book on how to enjoy life after work. The two, who run the Olderhood Group in Bermuda, have written The Third Journey — Making the Most of Your Life After Work. The two said the...

Bermuda’s Olderhood Group has signed up with a major US provider of retirement services. It will provide Career Partners International’s Retirement Options, including retirement coach certification and retirement readiness assessments. Bill Storie, c...

William Francis, whose most recent post with the Bermuda Government was Permanent Secretary of Economic Development, has retired from the civil service. After a career in IT, Mr Francis started his government career in the Telecommunications departme...

The Bermuda Chamber of Commerce will host a seminar breakfast aimed at helping people plan for retirement next week. The Retirement Planning Educational Breakfast Seminar, to be held on-site in the Chamber boardroom, will feature three discussion pan...

Retirement contracts could help Bermuda find a “happy place” where businesses can be successful without overlooking older workers, according to the director of charity Age Concern. Claudette Fleming said younger workers are often preferred because t...

There’s nothing fun about being called a geriatric. Golden-ager and senior citizen aren’t much better. Bill Storie and Robin Trimingham realised that when they started a retirement blog in 2013. “Maybe in some circumstances those words have a positi...

Government says it will extend its voluntary early retirement scheme for those eligible in the public service. Submission deadline is August 29 this year and termination date is September 30, with the exception of Education where termination will be...

This is part five of the New Bermuda Retirement series WHAT IS YOUR TIMELINE? There are three serious phases in retirement planning: 1. Fifteen to five years away from the accepted community retirement age (this varies by employer, government man...