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Some older self-employed people retire as planned, but ageism may chip away at their business and alter their retirement trajectory.

This post presents 5 questions to help you make satisfying choices for how to spend your time in retirement.

Retirement readiness involves extricating yourself emotionally from your previous job, so that you can embrace your next chapter.

One of the most common concerns I hear about retirement is the fear of being bored. Given the weeks, months, and years ahead that need...

Just because you run a successful business doesn’t necessarily mean that you will exit from it successfully. Planning can increase the...

I find that with some time, thought, and focused inquiry, people can discern an identity apart from work.

Unfinished business and unmet goals can make it hard to stop working.

This post explores 5 things we tell ourselves that prevent us from being psychologically prepared for retirement.

When it comes to planning for retirement, couples are rarely on the exact same page, but you may be in greater agreement than you think.

The last thing you want is an empty calendar on Day 1 of your retirement. Key satisfactions from work can give you clues about what to do.