10/19/2026
Early retirement doesn’t only mean having enough savings. It also means planning for income, healthcare and how you’ll spend your time.
Plan for income before retirement accounts are readily available: Dividends, rental income, or freelance work may help bridge the years before Social Security and penalty-free retirement withdrawals generally become available.
Budget seriously for healthcare: Medicare typically doesn’t start until 65, so retiring earlier means having a plan for insurance premiums and other medical costs in the meantime.
Build structure and connection into your days: Without work’s built-in routine and social ties, volunteering, part-time work, classes or other activities can help provide purpose and connection.
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