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Whether you’re ready for it or not, retirement is changing... As lifespans increase and the average age of retirement rises, more and more baby boomers are finding themselves stuck on the treadmill of life...trapped in the endless cycle of work, eat, sleep; work, eat, sleep...as they struggle to pay for rising healthcare costs and save for their nest egg. But if you’ve ever asked yourself, is this all there is, we’re here to tell you no, it’s not. The “new retirement” doesn’t have to mean sacrificing your golden years at the cost of your health and happiness.
Our monthly newsletter, The Savvy Retiree, will help you discover and explore new ways to earn, save, and enrichen your life, so that you can gain the freedom and flexibility to retire the way you want to.
We share secrets, tips, and advice in every issue, delving below the surface to show you not only what the possibilities are…but the nuts-and-bolts you need to know to take advantage of them.
You can find some examples of The Savvy Retiree ’s Tips below.
There is something intoxicating about being in a new part of the world, experiencing a different way of doing things, eating food you didn’t know existed, and, of course, enjoying a generous share of the local liquor. Traveling is about letting go of your worries and embracing new experiences wholeheartedly...
All over the world, folks of all ages are turning their backs on the traditional nine-to-five grind and setting off for travel, fun, adventure, and profit. Their “offices” are wherever they open their laptops…on white-sand beaches...
Imagine waking up every day in the middle of lush, unspoiled jungle—or the rolling green hills of a rustic European countryside—surrounded by the sounds of birdsong instead of city traffic.
Whether it’s dangling from your neck or tucked away in your pocket, few of us are likely to travel without a camera. It’s how we share our experience with friends and family at home, and it’s how we recall our trips years down the line, when we’ve long since forgotten our experiences.