Wait a minute, you might be saying. Isn’t burnout a having-a-job thing? Sure. But, burnout can happen anytime you say ‘yes’ too many times and wind up doing too much…
Families come in all shapes, sizes and configurations these days. Traditional/non-traditional, nuclear/extended, close/out-of-touch. For many of us, retirement is a time to examine those relationships and try to make them…
We’ll give the Easter Bunny a pass, but it’s generally not a good idea to put all your resources into one place. Or, for that matter, plan your retirement with…
While some baby boomers de-clutter and downsize for a smaller, lower-maintenance residence in retirement, others are – as George Jefferson would say – movin’ on up! Their motives? More space…
What if you stopped thinking about how you’re going to spend your money in retirement and started thinking about how you’re going to spend your time? It’s a simple but…
This story by Robert Laura of Forbes may start with a tragic cautionary tale, but it offers a resounding moral at the end: “…running out of money in retirement is…
According to the American Institute of Stress, Retirement ranks #10 on the Holmes-Rahe Life Stress Inventory Scale, under Death of a Spouse, Divorce and Being Fired and above Major Change…
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Let’s say you’re part of a couple who agrees with each other about sixty percent of the time on various issues. (Think: the nightly TV viewing debate.) In fact, a…
We were struck by two very different stories this week about trends in retirement. An article in today’s New York Times describes the adventure of two retirees – so-called “senior…
Remember that moment in your youth, maybe in college or after high school graduation? The one when you said (and I’m paraphrasing here), “I’m going to make the world a…