Dorian Mintzer, PhD, LICSW, BCC, a Boston-based psychologist and retirement transition coach, says exploring new interests ...

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 ...

From gardening and dancing to Men’s Sheds and slow travel, over 60s are rediscovering hobbies that bring joy, purpose, and ...

(StatePoint) Retirement should be relaxing, not boring. In fact, taking on new hobbies can keep your mind sharp and body vital as you age. Here are five ways to stay active in your golden years: 1.

Even if you’re getting a Social Security paycheck and dividends from a nest egg, you may struggle to make ends meet in retirement. One solution is to take on new side gigs for generating extra revenue ...

Physical health: If your favorite hobbies incorporate physical activity, you gain the benefits of improved cardiovascular ...

Many of us dream about spending our golden years enjoying our favorite hobby. Whether it’s golfing, traveling, collecting, or crafting, hobbies bring us joy and purpose. But what if your favorite ...

Retirement doesn’t mean retiring. Just because you don’t head to an office every day anymore doesn’t mean you don’t have plenty of things on your agenda, and some of those endeavors – like travel or ...

A funny thing happens to people when they enter retirement. Even if they’ve saved well for that stage of life and have plenty of money to go around, many retirees worry about depleting their nest eggs ...

The following creative options can help fill your days as you plan your retirement journey. A slow reduction of hours might ...

What began as a hobby is now a successful business for Irene and Randy Belongia, owners of Willow Buck Creations in Stiles.