Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Scovel is aiming to pay himself $50,000 a year for fun experiences in retirement.Courtesy of Scott Scovel During his 40-year ...

Going into retirement can seem traumatizing. You are giving up a lot and getting into a life with no work. And life after retirement can become stressful and lonely. That’s why you need retirement ...

RETIRMENT associations and various academic research institutions focusing on aging have found that 30 to 40 percent of retirees experience boredom. Applying this statistic, approximately 4.5 million ...

The trend of “micro-retirement”—short sabbaticals or gap years during prime working years—is gaining momentum among younger generations, who are shaping their working lives very differently. In fact, ...

Retirees usually have bucket lists and dream vacations they want to go on while they’re still healthy and fit. But after trips and possibly many dinners out over the past four years, it sounds like ...

Retirement has been a longtime dream as you’ve endured long commutes, office politics, and not enough time with each other. You’ve dreamed of lovely, unstructured days together—lingering over coffee ...

During his 40-year career, Scott Scovel saved $3 million for his retirement. But when he retired, he was so fixated on saving that he struggled to start spending. Spending tactics, like a $50,000 "war ...

Retirees usually have bucket lists and dream vacations they want to go on while they’re still healthy and fit. I'm 49 years old and have nothing saved for retirement — what should I do? Don't panic.