When Your Grown Children Stop Calling: What to Say to Reopen the Door

When Your Grown Children Stop Calling: What to Say to Reopen the Door

There is a particular kind of loneliness that comes when your grown children stop calling. You check your phone, hoping to see their name, but…
What It Takes to Reach the Top 1% of Retirement Income

What It Takes to Reach the Top 1% of Retirement Income

How much retirement income does someone need to be considered wealthy in America? Is $60,000 a year enough to live comfortably, or does financial success…
Taxable, Tax-Deferred or Roth: The Order to Draw From in Retirement

Taxable, Tax-Deferred or Roth: The Order to Draw From in Retirement

Retirement changes how money enters your bank account, but it does not remove the need to manage taxes. Choosing the wrong retirement account for a…
Why Spending More in Your 60s Can Be the Smart Retirement Move

Why Spending More in Your 60s Can Be the Smart Retirement Move

For decades, Americans have been taught that a successful retirement means saving as much money as possible and spending as little as necessary. But what…
Why Spending More in Your 60s Can Be the Smart Retirement Move

Permission to Spend: 11 Rules for Enjoying Your Money in Your 70s and 80s

You spent decades working, saving, and watching your retirement accounts grow. Now you’re in your 70s or 80s, and something strange happens. You have the…
6 Kinds of Retirees — and the One That Seems Happiest

6 Kinds of Retirees — and the One That Seems Happiest

Two people can retire at the same age, have similar savings, and end up living completely different lives. One spends every morning relaxing at home,…
11 Everyday Abilities That Set Active 70-Somethings Apart

11 Everyday Abilities That Set Active 70-Somethings Apart

Turning 70 does not mean life has to slow down, but some everyday tasks can become harder with age. Walking through the grocery store, managing…
The 'Frugal' Habits That Keep Some Retirees Comfortable for Decades

The ‘Frugal’ Habits That Keep Some Retirees Comfortable for Decades

Some retirees seem to make modest savings last for decades, even as groceries, housing, and healthcare become more expensive. They are not necessarily wealthy, and…
Retired at 58 With a Seven-Figure Nest Egg: 12 Lessons I Didn't Expect

Retired at 58 With a Seven-Figure Nest Egg: 12 Lessons I Didn’t Expect

Retiring at 58 with more than $1 million sounds like the point where money worries should disappear. Denis Short expected financial freedom, slow mornings, more…
What Dating in Your 70s Really Looks Like — 13 Lessons From People Living It

What Dating in Your 70s Really Looks Like — 13 Lessons From People Living It

Dating in your 70s can feel surprisingly familiar and completely different at the same time. There is still excitement before a first date, disappointment when…
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