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Whether it's designing and building your dream home, investing in property development or the buy-to-let market, retirement offers the best opportunity to live life to the full and enjoy a new financial freedom. The kids have grown up and left home, the house is empty and you have time on your hands - crack open a bottle of champagne, get out the property pages and start planning for your future!
Hulley states: ‘Our Edwardian ancestors did not enjoy the longevity that we do and it is becoming clear that a life of ‘toil today with the hope of rest tomorrow' is no longer practical. An ageing population puts a burden on society as a whole, particularly the young, and it seems unlikely that the off spring of the ‘SKI' generation will be able to enjoy the same ‘golden age' as their parents did. Everyone is living longer so you might have to ‘Spend The Kids' Inheritance' (SKI) in order to survive.'
It's easy to get caught up in the anxieties of leaving work so a new book How to Spend the Kids' Inheritance provides retirees with all the information they will need to ensure their retirement is not only a smooth transition but a fun one. With over 200 pages packed full of information on how to get the most out of retirement, this book is a must for anyone looking to do something different with their kids' inheritance money. It covers:
- Building a dream retirement home
- Choosing an architect and dealing with building regulations
- Renovating and conversions
- Buying property abroad
- Making money from letting
Actress and Coronation Street star Annie Hulley, has acquired a large property portfolio over the past four years and authored the bestselling book, How To Be A Property Millionaire. She has appeared in numerous television productions including Tipping The Velvet, Sweet Medicine, Born and Bred, Emmerdale, Casualty, The Bill, City Central, Eldorado, and Dr Who. Annie wrote How to Spend the Kids' Inheritance after researching retirement options for her mother and helping her to make the move.
How to Spend the Kids' Inheritance is published by How To Books Ltd. and is available at £12.99 in major bookshops and online retailers across the country.