Happy Retirement
News, insights and expert analysis on happy retirement from the team at Kiplinger.
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Travel Deals for Retirees: Hotels, Cruises and More
Older adults can access special discounts on a variety of travel deals, including hotel stays, airfare, car rentals, cruises, attractions, and entertainment.
By Emma Patch Published
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I'm 68 with $3.1 million and I want to keep working, but my spouse says it's time to call it quits.
I love my job and I love my wife. Can't I have both?
By Maurie Backman Published
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The 'Rule of Four Futures' in Retirement
The 'Rule of Four Futures' plans for the retirement you expect — and the ones you don’t. Because 'you don't get to choose the curveballs life throws you.'
By Jacob Schroeder Published
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Popes Live Longer: Four Ways You Can Too
With all eyes on the conclave, it's hard to miss that popes live longer and are able to work into their 80s. Here are four of their strategies you can try.
By Maurie Backman Published
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Is Your Retirement in Danger of Crumbling?
Ignoring any of these five essential financial pillars could put your future at risk. Take a moment to make sure you haven't overlooked anything.
By Manuel "Manny" Negron Published
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Retire in Greece for Relaxed Living With a Cinematic Backdrop
Retire in Greece, the birthplace of Western civilization, for a sunny, healthy lifestyle amid countless ancient ruins and miles of picturesque coastline.
By Drew Limsky Published
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Eight Ways Retirees Can Have Fun Despite Rising Prices
Higher prices are a bummer for everyone, but if you're a retiree or on a fixed income, how do you still have a good time without breaking the bank?
By CD Moriarty, CFP® Published
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The Surprising Way Retirees Could Slow the Aging Process
This activity could slow your DNA's aging clock. It's free, and no, you don't have to exercise or eat vegetables for it to work.
By Christy Bieber Published
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Why Gray Divorce Happens and Five Ways to Avoid It
Emotional intelligence is a key ingredient in a relationship's long-term success, and it can be learned or strengthened at any age. A psychologist explains how.
By Richard P. Himmer, PhD Published