Resources
Whether you’re wanting to plan a sabbatical, currently on one or returning from an extended break,
these resources are made to support you.
Where are you on your sabbatical journey?
How do you feel when you think about your current financial situation? These 3 simple steps can help you feel more in control of your money. They’ll help you better understand what you have, where it’s going, and what you want it to do for you!
Lisa took a 60-day leave of absence from a successful HR career. After feeling burned, she decided to listen to her intuition and put her self-care first! Learn from her experience!
If you want to use your career break to create more meaning in your life, if you currently feel a lack of purpose in your day-to-day, or if you are looking to be more connected to yourself and to the world, then this is for you!
As financial planners specializing in sabbatical planning, we hear and answer a lot of questions. Today we’re answering the top 3 questions we get so hopefully this can help you too!
We often really only think of the travel portion itself when considering taking a sabbatical, but there are a few other stages of the journey to take into account too. The wind down leading up to it, the logistics of the trip itself, and the reintegration period afterwards – all 3 stages should be considered when planning the money aspect of a sabbatical.
Much like a sabbatical, mini-retirements can leave us feeling more fulfilled, at peace, and also more productive! Here’s all you need to know!
Taking a sabbatical is a big commitment for most people. And along with big commitment comes big questions and fears. So how can we make sure to not waste this amazing experience? Is there anything that could ruin your sabbatical? Let’s see!
The financial planning phase of a sabbatical is often underestimated and undervalued. What can you expect by taking the time to get a solid financial plan in place before your sabbatical? Learn more!
One of the concerns we hear from people who travel for long periods of time, or who desire to, is the prospect of loneliness and feeling isolated, especially if you’re planning to travel solo for your sabbatical.
Check out our top tips when you feel lonely
You’ve given your notice to your company. You’re getting ready to leave on your sabbatical. But before you go, you still have a few things to take care of…like what to do with your 401(k) now that you’ve quit your job.
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