Happy Retirement
News, insights and expert analysis on happy retirement from the team at Kiplinger.
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8 Ways Mahjong Can Teach Us How to Manage Our Money
This increasingly popular Chinese game can teach us not only how to help manage our money but also how important it is to connect with other people.
By Mary Ware, CFP®, CIMA®, CDFA®
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5 Ronald Reagan Quotes Retirees Should Live By
The Nation's 40th President's wit and wisdom can help retirees navigate their financial and personal journey with confidence.
By Donna Fuscaldo
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Retirement Planning: The 8 Steps That Lead to Fulfillment
Retirement planning is less about hitting a "magic number" and more about an intentional journey — from understanding your relationship with money to preparing for your final legacy.
By Jamie P. Hopkins, Esq., LLM, CFP®
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Your Most Overlooked Retirement Investment: Doing Nothing
When you take the time to rest and breathe, your brain starts to focus on what matters most in your new stage of life.
By Andrew Rosen, CFP®, CEP
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Chapter X: Steering Men Through Rocky Transitions to Retirement
Don’t just retire — evolve. Chapter X is a strategy for a high-impact second act, designed for men, by a man.
By Richard Eisenberg
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How to Retire at 40: Build the FIRE Now
It's not easy, but you may be able to retire by 40 or 45 if you take these FIRE (Financial Independence, Retire Early) steps now.
By Jacob Schroeder
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The Emotional Side of Retiring: Six Steps to Help You Move On
Retiring is tough as you face the loss of your work identity and purpose. Here are six steps to help you adjust mentally and find a new sense of daily connection.
By Kathryn Pomroy
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4 Out-Of-The-Box Retirement Moves the Wealthy Swear By
A 401(k) isn't the only way to fire up your savings. There are other tax-smart ways to build a nest egg, including these four out-of-the-box moves used by the richest retirees.
By Donna Fuscaldo
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My wife wants us to retire at 65 for Medicare, but I'm ready now.
I'm 62 and want to retire, travel and have fun, but my wife says we should get Medicare first. We ask wealth advisers for help.
By Donna Fuscaldo
