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Still Working… Even Though Your Retirement Is Already Paid For

What if you reached a point where you no longer had to keep saving for retirement, even though you’re still working? That’s the idea behind Coast FIRE. In this video, I explain what Coast FIRE really means, how it fits into the UK pension and ISA system, and why it’s often the missing middle ground between working until State Pension age and trying to retire early. Many people don’t realise they may already be far closer to financial independence than they think. Once your existing pensions and investments are on track to grow into a full retirement pot, your job only needs to fund today’s lifestyle — not tomorrow’s as well. That shift can change how work, stress, and life choices feel. I also cover: What FIRE and Coast FIRE actually mean How Coast FIRE works in the UK (pensions, ISAs and the State Pension) A simple UK-based example Why people choose this approach The risks and why it needs to be reviewed properly ABOUT LIFE AFTER WORK UK: I'm Henry Rutherford, and this channel provides practical UK financial planning advice to help you retire with confidence and live a life of purpose. My approach is built on conversations, not transactions. Whether you're planning retirement at 45, 55, 60, or beyond, this channel helps equip you with the right knowledge, strategies and financial insights you need to make informed decisions. 📺 SUBSCRIBE for weekly UK pension and retirement planning videos 🔔 Hit the bell icon so you never miss critical financial planning advice LET'S CONNECT: 💼 LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/henry-rutherford-financial-planner 🔔Book a no obligation call: https://calendly.com/henry-alexdesilv... IMPORTANT DISCLAIMER: This video provides general information only and does not constitute personal financial advice. Pension rules, tax regulations, and individual circumstances vary significantly. Always consult with an FCA-authorised Financial Planner before making financial planning decisions. Your pension investments can go down as well as up, and you may get back less than you invested. Past performance is not a guide to future returns.