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Jun 03 2025
My husband just retired at 71. I (63) hope to work several more years - I really love my job. We just put an offer in on a house that is older (1828), larger and on a much bigger lot than our current ...
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Jun 03 2025
Dear fellow retirees. I sold a successful business and retired 3 months ago on my 64th birthday. I was so absorbed with running and growing the business that didn’t give me much time for hobbies...
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Jun 01 2025
I'm 67 and retired. I'm withdrawing from one of my 401k's even though I don't need the funds to live on at the moment. I'm putting the funds into an investment account at Vanguard so my heirs will hav...
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May 29 2025
I recently (and mostly unwillingly) retired last year just shy of 63. Nest egg big enough to not panic, but not so large that we can afford big mistakes or poor planning. I switched financial advisors...
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May 29 2025
So, indeed I'm head over heels in love with my wife. I have it really good. I retired almost 3 years ago & my wife joined me 3 months ago. We're Gen Jones boomers, with my wife truly a last gasp b...
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May 20 2025
Dave Ramsey’s Baby Steps have helped millions get their financial life together. There’s a reason his method is popular, it’s simple, direct, and designed for people starting from ze...
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May 20 2025
When you are working, the weekends are great. Sleeping in is great. Lying in bed resting on a rainy weekend day and watching a movie is nice. Once you are retired you can do those things all the time ...
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May 19 2025
The first quarter of a decade since I left my full-time job and chose semi-retirement has been a blur. Here's everything we've experienced. The post I’ve Been Semi-Retired for a Quarter Decade: ...
whitecoatinvestor.com
May 18 2025
I'm sure there are some people who just need the income and cannot find a way to survive without it. First of all, I'm sorry that it feels out of your hands. But next, is there a timeline where you th...
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May 16 2025
Retired with millions—but full of regret? In this episode of Root Talks, James and Ari share the real stories no one talks about: wealthy retirees who did everything “right” financia...
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May 15 2025
Hi, My name is Andre. I’m a semi-retired, ex-tech worker, who spends his time arguing with people on the internet about wash sales. Someone told me I was wrong......
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May 11 2025
We retired in 2016, I wanted to retire and my better half (wife) had to. I find it impossible to accept that this was 9 years ago. We are doing fine after a few bumps along the way. The time flew by a...
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May 11 2025
Hello all. I've just retired, and while I'm glad I have, I stopped working with only vague ideas about what I would do with myself from now on. I chose to retire to get away from work - no more long c...
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May 09 2025
If you continue on your current course will you die with much more money than you had the day you retired? What I mean is, will you have more $ (American centric question, but Euro and other residents...
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May 07 2025
I’ve retired at age 60, 13 years ago, and was looking back over my workplace skills and realized that if I had to rely on finding work with two of them today I would be out of luck. In the early...
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May 02 2025
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May 02 2025
For those retired in the Plains (for cost of living background) how much do you really need. Currently, 55. Owe 10 years on house. No other debts. 401k max, IRA, and too much cash in the bank. I want ...
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Apr 26 2025
Let's take a look at the case of a 74-year-old retired physician who wants to give money away but is worried about running out of assets. The post 9 Pieces of Advice for a Retired Doctor appeared firs...
whitecoatinvestor.com
Apr 25 2025
Want to retire young? Get inspired by these 8 popular reasons given by people who successfully retired in their 30s, 40s, and 50s. The post 8 of the Most Popular (and Inspiring) Reasons Why People Ret...
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Apr 25 2025
There’s an EL Doctorow novel on my nightstand. I just put down a grim book by Denis Johnson without being able to finish it — too dark. There’s an old popsci book (89) about neural n...
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Apr 25 2025
I have Retired Husband Syndrome (it's a real thing, look it up). We both retired last year and took a few months to travel - the idea being "you never know" how long you will be fit enough to do it (w...
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Apr 23 2025
I retired in June 2023, and during the 20 years I was at my last company, I made a best friend with one of my co-workers; we traveled together on many projects, as well as to annual conferences, and a...
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Apr 20 2025
Perhaps you can help a retired lady. I'm 77 and started collecting SS when 62. I still work part time and am self employed. Recently I won a work related lawsuit of $220,000.00. I've been relatively l...
community.aarp.org
Apr 15 2025
Where do we learn how to navigate life after our career? Create a vision and seek out role models....
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Apr 14 2025
When I was a teenager, I came up with the phrase “Why wait for tomorrow?” That idea has driven me my entire life. I developed a plan as a teenager to retire in my 40s. It panned out. I bec...
dadisfire.com
Apr 11 2025
I’ve been thinking a lot about work optional versus Financial Independence Retire Early (aka FIRE). If you haven’t heard these terms, I’ll explain them shortly after I get through th...
dadisfire.com
Apr 10 2025
Retirees can plan for a near-term recession with a range of strategies, from small investment changes to significant lifestyle hacks....
kiplinger.com
Apr 10 2025
"Jim" (66) and "Karen" (64) both retired in the last six months. Jim has an IRA with $900,000, and Karen has a Roth IRA with $300,000. They inherited a brokerage account with $600,000 and a cost basis...
keenonretirement.libsyn.com
Apr 09 2025
As the title hints, I’m curious about those who were in a specialized occupation, how long did it take for your ex coworkers to stop contacting you once you retired? Did you pull the pin right a...
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Apr 08 2025
Retired in January, full of ideas about all the things I would do and get done. But it seems that between sleeping late and spending too much time scrolling on my phone in bed in the morning, by the t...
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Apr 03 2025
My wife and are only 18 months retired, and we haven’t encountered anything that has seriously blown up our retirement lifestyle of choice — yet. But we know others that have. Kids have mo...
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Apr 01 2025
If we are going to do what we hoped to do when we retired, we need to do it now because we have a shorter runway....
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Mar 31 2025
I recently asked why people continue to work when they have the means to retire. As someone who is retired and loves it, and someone who worked 40+ years and never woke up and said “I hate my jo...
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Mar 30 2025
Context; I retired 2.5 years ago after a lifetime teaching biology and chemistry. I have a decent pension and a property portfolio so financially I’m secure and don have to worry about money, fo...
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Mar 28 2025
So I'm coming up on a year retired as of June 1. The biggest challenge seems to be in finding people to be around. Part of the problem, I know, is that I'm by nature an introvert. I'm not a group-join...
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Mar 20 2025
Good evening everyone! Thanks for allowing me to join. I’m now 67 and I retired in 2021 after stints in the U.S. Army and at the VA. My original plan was to retire at 62. But, as fortune would h...
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Mar 18 2025
My husband is retired from the military and we became eligible for Tricare when he turned 60. I’m planning to retire the end of October at age 64. What have your experiences been with Tricare co...
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Mar 15 2025
Predictions from The Senior Citizens League and retired analyst Mary Johnson align after…...
401kspecialistmag.com
Mar 12 2025
If you're dreaming of retiring early, here's what you can learn from others who've successfully accomplished that goal....
money.usnews.com
Mar 07 2025
Life used to be a lot more affordable. Our grandparents bought homes, raised families, and retired without drowning in debt. Millennials? They’re stuck with sky-high rent, student loans, and a c...
dadisfire.com
Mar 06 2025
I am being "early retired" by my employer due to budgetary pressures; I'm one of many aged 60 and over offered a package to retire. I am going to be 61 in a few months. I am not sure that I want to st...
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Mar 02 2025
I retired about a month ago and last posted an update after the first few days HERE. Now that it's been 30 days, a few more notes and a couple of questions for you: 1) Still have not had a work dream ...
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Feb 25 2025
We’ve heard this hundreds of time... 'I wish someone had warned me about this when I retired.' More often than not, they're referring to one of five key challenges that catch many retirees by su...
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Feb 23 2025
I have a friend who complains that he spends way too much time doomscrolling on multiple SM channels now that he’s retired, and he doesn’t really know how it got that way so fast with him,...
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Feb 22 2025
Retirement is a difficult transition. Retirement Readiness is the key to making it easier. As I was preparing for retirement, I talked with some of my co-workers who retired before […] The post...
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Feb 21 2025
Assuming you have retired and figured living expenses already, consider ubering people around. If you do it in the day time, it shows you the life you may now be missing - as folk chat about whatever....
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Feb 19 2025
Hello, I am 61 and still working full time after more than thirty in medicine. Just last week, I decided to reduce my hours, but nobody noticed because I went from 13 to 8 calls a month. I also decide...
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Feb 18 2025
I've been considering moving closer to family. I've wanted to move for years but was stuck by my job. I had seniority and great pay.. Quitting and moving would have been wrong. Now I'm retired, but wh...
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Feb 16 2025
Hiya, first post in this sub, but I've been in the personalfinance sub for years. This is an honest question, so please don't knee jerk assume I'm some kind of doom and gloomer. I'm recently retired, ...
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Feb 16 2025
I'm recently retired (June 1 last year), and so far, things are going well. Something that recently came to mind, regarding retirement funds, that is a new concern. Because of the way things rolled ou...
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