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Planning your future financial wellness needs to address with whom you spend your time, what you’ll do, where you’ll live, and also your purpose or how you’ll find meaning for this time of your life.
The happiest retirees have a plan for how to spend their time. More importantly, they understand the habits and and mindset required to stay vital, connected, and satisfied with life. Retirement depression and boredom is a real thing, but it is easily combatted with the right outlook and routine.
Get tips for celebrating retirement and planning a happy retirement. You deserve it!
Here are 98 retirement tips and tricks. Explore useful advice for a healthy, wealthy and happily ever after.
Financial goals are usually numerical. Nothing wrong with that, but you probably also want to manage your money for happiness. Find out how.
Making friends with your future self may seem odd. However, it is a really good way to get the life you want. Find out why and how to do it.
Here are 20 tips for making travel after retirement plentiful, affordable and completely fulfilling. Get ready to make reservations!
Graduation speeches offer great advice for a good life. And, you know what? The guidance can also be relevant to your finances and retirement.
Statistically, Americans aren’t living as long as before. But, where you live, your wealth, your habits, and more impact your own life expectancy.
Volunteering in retirement is appealing. More than ever, workers over 50 are seeking a second chance at purposeful work. Get tips here!
There is a lot of buzz around “financial wellness.” But unlike many fads, financial wellness is definitely a worthwhile pursuit.
When you begin to approach retirement is an ideal time to write a manifesto. In retirement you are no longer defined by the work you do for money. You can be defined by you.
Want to retire young? Get inspired by these 8 popular reasons given by people who successfully retired in their 30s, 40s, and 50s.
5 new books offer compelling arguments and strong evidence for surprising habits that will result in a healthier and happier life.
The holidays are a time to be thankful and practice gratitude. Science says it’s good for your emotional, physical, and financial well being.
Only half of retirees actually enjoy retirement. Here are 11 ideas to help you achieve the happiness and fun you want.
Don’t worry, be happy… Here are 11 real steps you can take that will enable you to experience less financial stress.
The bond between your emotions and money is strong and you are better off if you understand the relationship. Financial therapy can help.
Thinking about money can be stressful. Find out how to use stress to your advantage and achieve a more secure future!
People often mock millennials, but here are 8 useful lessons from the generation about money and planning a secure future.
Are you (or a loved one) experiencing retirement depression? Here are 9 ways to get help and overcome this real phenomenon.
We really need another word for retirement. We are not withdrawing. Most of us aren’t even stopping work! Here are some alternatives. What do you suggest?
Betty White, the Golden Girl, lived well and vibrantly and offered fans lots of insight into making the most of life at every age.
Retirement is not the end. It is the beginning. A restart in fact. Here is a massive list of what to do in retirement.
Do you dream of retirement travel? You aren’t alone and for good reason. Here’s a riddle for you: Question: What is the one thing you can buy in retirement that will make you richer, not poorer? Answer: Retirement travel Whether you are planning a weekend trip to visit family or around the world expedition, travel…
Age is just a number. In fact, even the word “old” means less and less these days as many of us stay healthy and active well past the traditional retirement age of 65. Is 80 the new 40? Or, is 100 a better benchmark age for enjoying life and achieving interesting things? Preparing for retirement…
When most people think about financial and retirement planning, feelings of stress, worry, and anxiety rise in our throats. This stress — while unpleasant — exists for good reason. Stress serves a purpose. Less than 50% of people have a written retirement plan. The majority of people simply don’t have enough saved for this time…
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