We spend most of our working years planning for the distant horizon of retirement, fixating on one question: Will I have enough? Enough money to support myself when the paychecks stop, enough savings to handle life’s surprises, enough to enjoy the so-called ‘golden years’ after decades of hard work? Retirement planning, as it stands, often…

In retirement planning, we often focus heavily on finances. But there’s so much more to retirement than just money. True fulfillment in this phase of life involves addressing emotional, mental, and even existential challenges. One podcast that recently captured our attention, Feel Better, Live More with Dr Rangan Chatterjee, touched on some of these deeper…

Long term care often sounds like some small possibility in the future that costs a ton of money to avoid – and it can be quite tempting to ignore it. Often though we or someone we love does end up needing some version of it – and as with anything without proper planning it can…

Retiring overseas has become an increasingly popular option for those seeking adventure, affordability, and a fresh start. This can often result in much lower cost of living as well as access to affordable healthcare options. However, it’s crucial to approach this decision with a clear understanding of both the potential benefits and the very real…

Gone are the days when retirement meant rocking chairs and early bird specials. Today’s retirees are strapping on backpacks and jet-setting solo around the globe. It’s a trend that’s reshaping the golden years for many. The idea of traveling alone at an advanced age might seem daunting to some. Yet, many retirees find it’s the…

Just as our bodies require care and exercise, so do our brains — especially as we age. One way to stimulate those mental muscles is to learn a new language. Admittedly, the research is mixed – there are studies that indicate learning a new language can the onset of dementia, while others say that may…