Follow these 20 steps to take in the year before retirement for a smooth transition from the working world into the retirement you've always wanted.

Thriving in retirement is about more than staying healthy. Having a strong sense of purpose on a daily basis doing something meaningful is critical.

In retirement, freedom and leisure await; it gives the chance to fulfill all those dreams you've held for years. But for some, the initial joy fades, replaced b

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Are you at a point where you ask yourself what to do when you don't know what to do in retirement? Don't worry. I've got you covered. In this article, I've l

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Today, a reader struggles with the question of how to find your passion in retirement. With two years to go, he shares what he's doing.

Find joy in retired life by creating a retirement routine. Design a weekly plan with the goal of dedicating time to the things you value. Since my official retirement anniversary was last month, I thought this would be a good time to sit down and do a bit of reflection on my retirement routine: a few of the lessons learned during my first two years of retirement and the routines I've established as an early retiree with the goal of fully enjoying retired life.

Retirement planning can seem overwhelming, but having a budget in place is an important step in making sure your retirement is secure. Setting aside funds and determining what your expenses will be in retirement can help you to determine how much you’ll need to save for the future. Knowing how much money you have to work with can help you map out a plan for the future, so creating a retirement budget is the best place to start.