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New retirees often face a good problem: shifting from building their savings to spending them.
PHOTO: PIXABAY
Lisa Rabasca Roepe
Mr Randy Smith saved diligently for retirement throughout his 36-year career, especially during his final five years as a general manager at a materials handling company.
His wife LeeAnn Smith, 62, worked for 34 years as an elementary school teacher. She retired in 2020. Her sole source of retirement savings is a pension equal to half her salary.
