Psychology says the loneliest phase of retirement doesn’t hit the first month — it arrives at a specific point most people never see coming

AI Briefing

• – Month six of retirement is often the loneliest point due to the absence of social interactions and routine.
• – This phase is often overlooked because it's masked by the initial excitement and freedom of retirement.
• – Research suggests that the transition from 'retirement' to 'loneliness' typically occurs around this time.