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As your to-do list of working-life chores gets shorter, make the most of the opportunity to pay attention to your want-to-do list.
It’s easier for working people than retired people to provide a satisfactory answer when asked, “What do you do?”
If you want your retirement to be the best stage of your life, focus your energies on who you are or would like to become, not on who you were.
Should you downsize when you retire? Not necessarily; it took us a false start to find the right living arrangement for our needs.
If you’re like me and are a bit timid about travelling, my tips for the non-adventurous traveller may help you venture a bit beyond your comfort zone.
Time is money, especially when you’re working. But when you retire, you can turn having more time into spending less money.
Stranded in an unfulfilling retirement? Or approaching one? You need to read this book.
Thanks to the Internet, you can satisfy your thirst for learning and even earn that longed-for degree — and you can do it for free.
It’s not stamped on your arm, but you have a best-before date. So don’t wait to go after your goals — you never know when that date will roll around.
International travel can be enjoyable and invigorating — or miserable and exhausting. Here’s how to keep the fun in the journey.
