Hey ,

Zest here ☕

I came across a poll recently that said 67% of working Singaporeans prefer a “micro-retirement” (short breaks) or “unretirement” (going back to work later) instead of the traditional stop-work-at-63 idea. The Business Times

What jumped out to me is that while many people want this flexibility, a large portion still haven’t got a clear plan to reach it.

Out of curiosity!

When you think about your retirement years, do you imagine a traditional stop working + full rest, or more of a phased approach (breaks + part-time work)?

And are you comfortable with how mapped out your plan is so far, or is it still a bit “let’s see later”?

If you like, I can send over a quick 2-minute snapshot of how this trend might affect someone in your shoes (kids, mortgage, savings).

Just reply with “2 Min” and I’ll send it over.

Warmly,

Zest Chia

Executive Wealth Consultant | Associate Estate Planning Practitioner |

Licensed General Insurance Advisory

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