17/06/2026
How do you see yourself transitioning into retirement?
Research from the University of Sydney suggests there is no single path. Instead, people tend to fall into four broad groups based on how they stay connected to work and build meaning beyond it.
Some continue working in a reduced capacity. Others step away completely. Many adopt a blended approach, gradually shifting their time and focus. And some struggle where no new structure replaces work.
In reality, most transitions are not abrupt. They evolve over time, shaped by financial flexibility, personal priorities and a sense of purpose.
With the right planning, it is possible to balance continued engagement with greater freedom, creating a transition that feels both structured and fulfilling.
Read more here in our latest article: https://stratusfinancialgroup.com.au/financialplanning/ready-or-not-the-truth-about-retirement-planning/
Credit University of Sydney: https://www.sydney.edu.au/news-opinion/news/2025/11/07/the-four-types-of-boomer-retirees.html