Imagine real quick that you're 90 years old. You're looking back on your life and all that happened.

Are you thinking about the final bonus that you had? Or are you thinking back on the time that you

didn't spend with loved ones? Far too often, the regrets people actually have. Have nothing to do

with finances and how much money they didn't spend, the bonuses they didn't receive. They regret

the things they didn't do with family,

with loved ones, the activities that they wish they would have done more of.

That's why the topic of today's video is five signs that it might be time for you to retire.

I'm a financial advisor that's worked with hundreds of people over the course of my career,

so I know that financial readiness is the key.

But there are also these overlooked reasons that people don't spend enough time

thinking about when it comes to their retirement decision, and that's what I want to cover today.

So let's go through the five reasons that might be time for you to retire now. And reason number

one is time is the only non-renewable currency. What I mean by that is time is the only thing you

can't get back. Theoretically, you can always make more money. It might get

increasingly more difficult the older that you get, but you can always make more money. You can never

make more time. When we're young, we really prioritize money because we think that time is endless.

And so we need to prioritize money, building our money, saving our money, because that creates the

freedom to do the things we want to do. But as we start to get older, there comes a point

where there's a crossover. Now, of course, none of us know how long we have, but at some point,

we need to start realizing that it's that time that's far more important than money. What I see

too often is people who think about retirement and all the wonderful things that it can bring.

But there's so much in this mindset of we need to work. I can't pass up

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