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Return to Your Home Country to Retire: Repatriation Retirement
They came to the U.S. to live and work, but they want to retire in the old country. Here's how to juggle the move back home.
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How Much Does Being Rich Matter in Retirement? Less Than You Might Think
After a certain point, having more money in retirement won't make you any happier, new research shows. Instead, physical health, a sense of purpose, and a minimal amount of non-mortgage debt are more relevant.
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The Three Biggest Fears Keeping Retirees Up at Night
Here are the steps you can take to put those fears to rest and retire with confidence so you can relax and enjoy the life you've planned.
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Five Reasons to Take Social Security Early (and Five Reasons to Wait)
There are sound reasons to take Social Security early. While many experts say it's best to wait until full retirement age to claim benefits, here are some reasons to start early.
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Aging Well: 10 Things You Should Know for a Healthy Retirement
If you're committed to aging well, these tips can save on healthcare costs and make your later years more fulfilling.
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What Would $1.46M In Savings Do For Your Retirement Lifestyle? How about $3.93M?
Americans think $1.46 million is the ideal amount of money to have saved for retirement, according to a survey. What would that amount of money mean for your lifestyle in retirement?
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How to Thrive in Retirement: Balancing the Tradeoffs
To cultivate a happy retirement, you need to tend to it as carefully as you would a flourishing garden, and that means making the right choices for you.
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Cash and Companionship: Why More Retirees Are Taking on Tenants
More retirees are taking on tenants, a new study shows, as a way of bringing in cash and combating loneliness in retirement. Is it right for you?
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Loneliness a Risk When Retiring Abroad, Says New Study
More Americans want to retire abroad, but loneliness can undermine your happiness and health, even in paradise. Here's how to avoid loneliness abroad.
