After six months, Malcolm reached a conclusion which amazed even him: he hated retirement.
For almost for 40 years, dreams of a quiet, carefree existence with his wife Judy
became almost an obsession. But six months after reaching his goal, the only thing
Malcolm could feel were the walls closing in around him.
Malcolm found his real joy in life was dispensing some of the wisdom he had learned
over the years. He took a teaching job at a nearby community college. Not only did
he find the work fulfilling, but he got paid as well.
Almost all of Malcolm assumptions about life after 65 changed. Not only was he working,
but he realized that with an income, his financial situation had been altered. As
a result, he found that the annuities he funded over the years, which would provide
him stable, dependable income from annuity payments, weren't the investments that
he needed. With another career of 10 to 15 years ahead of him, there were still
opportunities to invest for the longer term, and perhaps enhance the estate he would
pass on to his heirs.
To adjust his investment strategy, Malcolm and Judy met with their financial advisor
about annuity conversion options. "If you believe you will stay on this path," the
advisor said, "there are adjustments to consider that may help you enlarge your
estate." Malcolm was more certain of his desire to teach than of his desire to spend
his days in pursuit of recreation. To adjust his portfolio, he would need liquidity
for his annuities.
That's when Malcolm picked up the telephone and called J.G. Wentworth.
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