If philanthropy is part of your legacy plan, the best time to start giving back could be right now. Spending on other people is one of the most rewarding ways we can use our money. And seeing your generosity in action might give you some ideas on how to improve your legacy planning and Return on Life for your beneficiaries. Here are three ways you can kickstart your legacy plan and take a more active role in your long-term philanthropy goals.

Many retirees organize their new schedules around their hobbies and interests. Rather than squeezing all your practice and learning into off hours and weekends, you can now invest more of your time into the activities that will make this new stage of your life more fulfilling.

Next Christmas season, instead of gathering outdated items for a garage sale and tossing trinkets that already broke, you could be reminiscing about giving your family something far more memorable: a dream vacation. Here are two reasons why gifting a trip could improve your family's Return on Life this year and for many more years to come.

Asking the right questions can greatly impact your future — especially when it comes to your finances. That’s why It’s Gotta Be a CFP®.

Do you want to give back more with a greater sense of purpose? Learn how mission driven entrepreneurship can be a very rewarding start to your next phase of life as discussed on Wall Street Today and our upcoming book Mission Driven.

What would God want you to do with what He has given you? What will your mission-driven retirement look like? If you don’t know yet, it’s probably because you haven’t dug deep enough.