I’m 67, recently retired and can’t wait to start my next chapter. But my husband doesn’t seem to share my dreams for our golden years. What do I do?

Before jumping into a conversation about her husband’s retirement dreams, it’s helpful for Eleanor to nail down her own. While she’s shared some of her big dreams, getting specific on what her ...
AOL

I’m ‘medically retired’ at 54 — what can I do to stretch my savings now that my whole timeline’s been tossed out?

If you’re “medically retired” it means you’ve had to leave the workforce early due to a long-term or permanent disability. Thanks to Jeff Bezos, you can now become a landlord for as little as $100 — ...
Yahoo

I’m 67 and recently retired — but my husband refuses to buy into my vision for our next chapter. What do I do?

When sharing a retirement together, there should be room for both personal and joint dreams. Eleanor, a 67-year-old new retiree, has jumped into her retirement years with vigor. She has set her sights ...

I Retired at 60 Two Years Ago With $3.1 Million. My 62-Year-Old Wife Still Works Because She Wants to, but She Resents My Free Time. Help!

Answer: A 2024 MassMutual survey found that 63 is the ideal age to retire, according to both retirees and pre-retirees. But ...
Kiplinger

I Thought I'd Be Set, But My $3 Million Isn't Buying the Retirement I Imagined. What Should I Do?

Question: I thought I'd be set, but my $3 million isn't buying the retirement I imagined. What should I do? If you’re sitting on a $3 million nest egg, it’s fair to say that you not only have more ...

I was reckless and saved practically nothing for retirement. Now I’m 60 and laid off with no real plan except Social Security — how can I survive?

The average Social Security payment to retired workers is $2,006.69 per month, according to the Social Security ...