Retirement is a time to pursue new passions, says Lisa Odoski, vice president and partner for advisory firm TFG Wealth Management in Newtown, Pennsylvania. "It's the second phase of your life. It's ...

Even if you’re getting a Social Security paycheck and dividends from a nest egg, you may struggle to make ends meet in retirement. One solution is to take on new side gigs for generating extra revenue ...

Putting your newfound free time to the best use is one of the first and biggest challenges retirees face after leaving the workforce. There’s more family time and maybe a few hours of part-time work ...

Retirement doesn’t mean retiring. Just because you don’t head to an office every day anymore doesn’t mean you don’t have plenty of things on your agenda, and some of those endeavors – like travel or ...

Retirement changes the pace of life completely. Suddenly, time feels both free and unfamiliar, and finding a sense of purpose again often means experimenting. This is why you need some hobbies that ...

Going into retirement can seem traumatizing. You are giving up a lot and getting into a life with no work. And life after retirement can become stressful and lonely. That’s why you need retirement ...

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When Lynice Willis ended her 30-year career in college administration in 2020, she gave herself a precious gift: time. “When I hear the word retirement, I think of the freedom of time,” says Ms.

In managing both the financial and psychological aspects of a longer retirement, Brown stresses that an advisor’s role should ...

Retirement marks one of the great transitions in your life. For most people, until your late-teens or early-twenties you define your time by going to school. After that your schedule is shaped around ...