As you near your retirement years, dreams of the daily freedoms and the life to come can certainly take over. Watching grandchildren grow, traveling the world, finding new hobbies or just enjoying ...

Some people can't wait to say goodbye to their jobs and get started enjoying their free time ... natured slap on the back to wish someone a happy retirement. Sometimes the best part of your ...

Ask people what they’re doing to ensure a happy retirement and they might tell ... as much as $820 annually in minutes (it's ...

Pensioners need an income of just £1,700 a month to enjoy a happy retirement, analysis suggests ... pots (Sipps), or taking their 25pc tax-free lump sum ahead of the Chancellor’s first ...

Whatever the reason for retirement, there are several tips and preparations that can be done to help ensure a happy retirement that has minimal worries. The biggest concern for many retirees is ...

They say money can't buy you happiness; similarly, money won't ensure a happy retirement. That being said, not having enough money to retire is a problem many face. While happiness in retirement ...

According to a new study by Legal and General and the Happiness Research Institute, UK retirees need a monthly income of £1,700 for a fulfilling retirement, totalling £20,400 annually.

Furthermore, if you invest in a tax-advantaged account like a Roth IRA, which allows tax-free withdrawals in retirement ... information buried in the fine print is easily overlooked or ...

Not having kids can free up money for more fabulous vacations ... their living standards through a hopefully long and happy retirement. The odds of becoming isolated (this could be physically ...

It concluded that financial stability is crucial for a happy retirement, but highlighted ... also relish their daily routines with some free time on the side and nurture strong social ties with ...

But if you are expecting that approach from Benz’s new book, “How to Retire: 20 Lessons for a Happy, Successful and Wealthy Retirement,” you’re in for a shock. The book is a departure from ...