Retired people

What are the top regrets of retirees, and what can we do to reduce our chance of having the same regrets? Today, we're looking at some facts.

Follow these 12 steps to find fulfillment and retire happy.

Go from bored in retirement to excited about life. Whether you’re approaching retirement and worried that daily boredom might become your reality, or you’re already retired and finding this to be so, keep reading. Why? Because you’re not alone. I’ve been there. So have millions of other people. And here is how people are keeping the retirement blues away these days >>

Retirement is such an amazing time to have all the fun you couldn't when you were working! Lustre is a website that defies the notion that retired people must fade into the background. #midlifewoman #retirement #life #fun

Navigating retirement can be a breeze or a struggle, depending on your daily habits. The secret? Adopting certain routines that keep you engaged, active and happy. People who find joy and fulfillment in their retirement often have common practices that set them apart. They’re not just sitting on the sidelines; they’re out there living their … Continue reading "People who thrive in their retirement usually adopt these 9 daily habits"

RETIRE EARLY: We all want it, but here is why you should aim for early retirement but NOT stop working. Read real experiences from people who have retired. #retireearly #retirement #howtoretireearly #retirementplanning #work via @TheHumblePenny

So you have put your time in, ready to retire or already have, but miss the social interactions that come with work and wouldn’t mind have some extra cash coming in. Here are our favorite "Fun Jobs For Retirees"

Everyone thinks that the younger you retire the better but that is not always the case. There are definite pros and cons to retiring at 55!

A common argument against the financial independence community is that anyone who “retires early,” really isn’t – that they blog or side hustle or do something for income after their retirement from their day job. And to that argument, many people’s contingency plans actually do contain the idea that worst case, they “can always go…

In 2006, 67-year-old Janet Blaser left the U.S. for Mazatlán, Mexico and retired by the beach. While retirement may sound like a dream, she says there were many downsides. Here's how she overcame them, and now lives a happy life in her $420-per-month rental apartment.

There are tons of part-time jobs out there for seniors. Learn of the top jobs for retirees, both online and off.

Today, a rare look into how people manage their money in retirement based on a survey of 31,000 folks walking the same journey you are.

Have you heard of people retiring early? We retired two months ago at 27 and 28 years old. We have put together an update on our income, spending, and more during our second month of retirement. If you're curious how we surviving without jobs, check out our article!

Hobbies and activities you can enjoy now that you are retired.

Retirement is a chance to enjoy yourself. Often, retired people find themselves bored & inactive. Here's how to stay social and active after retirement. #tips

These are 6 things I plan to incorporate into my financial independence early retirement life in order to retire happy, including relationships and purpose.

Most people want to know when they can retire, but they approach the issue from the wrong direction.

All too frequently you hear women lament “all he does is watch TV all day!” They’ve retired to their favorite recliner and seem reluctant to doing anything meaningful. By that point, these women are at their wits end. This can be a real challenge with what to do with a retired husband with no hobbies or friends. The culprit could be they're exhausted after working so long or they may have never taken the time to explore or develop outside interests. #whattodowitharetiredhusbandwithnohobbies

Those who continue to work later in life still have big retirement dreams. Find out what they are planning.

Today, we focus on the fact that 72% of retirees are happy, and contrast them to the 28% who are depressed. What drives the difference?