The Joy of Being Retired
365 Reasons Why You Will Love Retirement

Retirement Cruising

for Unconventional Retirees

Strategies for Saving Enough

1. Start saving immediately regardless of your age — even a little amount goes a long way and sets you up for future success.

2. If you have a hard time saving money, create a budget and control your spending.

3. Set financial goals and monitor your progress regularly.

4. If you work for an organization, sign up for it's pension plan.

5. Always make full use of tax-favoured investment vehicles.

6. Set up an automatic savings program with at least 15 percent — preferably 25 percent — of your income targeted for your retirement account.

Retirment Planning for Retirees Who Are Bad Spellers
Retirment Planning for Retirees and the Soon-to-Be Retired Who Do Not Know How to Spell Retirement

Retirement Income for Unconventional Retirees
Retirement Income for Unconventional Retirees: "How can I increase my retirement income." With the internet playing such a big part in our lives, unconventional retirees can continue to work for an additional few more years to generate additional income without having to be subjected to a coporate environment where they are chained to their jobs.

Retirement T-shirts to Make You Even More Happily Retired
Retirement T-shirts to Make You Even More Happily Retired

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Funny Retirement Quotes to Place

Retirement in Proper Perspective

Everyone who does not work has a scheme that does.
— Munder's Law

Waiting until your retirement party is too late to start planning your [retirement] portfolio.
— Richard Wastcoat

Retirement is wonderful. It's doing nothing without worrying about getting caught at it.
— Gene Perret

In retirement, every day is Boss Day and every day is Employee Appreciation Day.
— Unknown wise person

One week into retirement, you'll be so damned bored that you'll want to stick bicycle spokes into your eyes. You'll probably opt to look for another job or start another company. Kinda defeats the purpose of waiting [for retirement], doesn't it.
— Timothy Ferris in The 4-Hour Workweek