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14 Most Underrated Cities for a Great Retirement
23+ min ago (1145+ words) Many people who planning retirement wish to move to a new city or town where they will spend their golden years. But choosing the right place can be a challenge. Fortunately, there are still some underrated cities that can be great options for retirees. Here are some great cities to keep in mind as you set yourself up for retirement. Editor's note:All housing price figures come from the real estate website Redfin. If you want a warmer spot, consider the college town of Athens. The city has a vibrant art and music scene and is close enough to Atlanta that you can drive to the big city. Athens also has affordable housing compared to some retirement destinations, with a median sale price of $336,000 last month. Minnesota might be a good option if you want a city to retire in…...
Why Smart Retirees Are Embracing Passive Income Streams
38+ min ago (375+ words) Passive income streams can be powerful supplements to nest egg withdrawals in retirement. When done well, these income sources don't require much maintenance and can help you hedge against rising costs. Some of the smartest retirees are using these passive income streams to fund their lifestyles. Read on for how you can, too. There are many ways to generate passive income. Here are four to consider: Dividend stocks and funds are reliable, simple ways to generate passive income. You can buy shares of these companies or funds and receive regular payments. Mature dividend-paying companies (also known as income stocks) are often able to achieve moderate growth as well. Save Smarter: Take control of your money with the Rocket Money budgeting app, one of Money's favorites Real estate is great for cash flow, but it can also be too expensive for…...
Sarah Adlington on 20 years at the top and her aim to end her career decked in gold
1+ hour, 16+ min ago (884+ words) "People always say that as an athlete, you know when it's your time to retire. And I've not felt yet like it's my time to stop." Sarah Adlington has been on the international judo scene for two decades, but she's still not ready to walk away. Since making her senior international debut just under twenty years ago, the 39-year-old's successes include two Commonwealth Games gold medals, multiple World Cup medals, a top-five finish at the World Championships, eleven British titles and an appearance at the Olympic Games. It's quite a resume but despite all this, Adlington's never quite been ready to step off the mat for good. She's had ample time to consider retirement; since winning her second Commonwealth title, in Birmingham in 2022, the Scot has competed only a handful off times. But she's never stopped training, having never felt…...
11 Outrageous Ways To Spend Money in Retirement
1+ hour, 24+ min ago (1328+ words) Whether you have excess cash to spend or want to pretend, here's a look at 11 ridiculous ways retirees can splurge. Sitting on a small fortune in retirement and don't know what to do with it, or just want to live vicariously through the rich and frivolous? Well, look no further. We've put together a list of some of the most outrageous things retirees can spend their money on. Sure, we all want to give to charities and leave money to our heirs, but it's also perfectly ok to splurge, especially if you made a fortune in the stock market bull run of the last twenty years. If indulging is on your list, here are eleven over-the-top ways to do that, whether travel, cars, clothes, gadgets, or simply spending money is your thing. Who doesn't want to live like kings and…...
Pro wrestling takes over DC for John Cena’s final WWE match
1+ hour, 30+ min ago (746+ words) Jos" Uma'a | [email protected] December 13, 2025, 6:08 AM Orlando and Vanessa Roque filled up a stroller with colorful John Cena merchandise as they shopped at a special popup superstore close to D.C.s Capital One Arena. The Laurel, Maryland, couple shopped with their children, looking for gear to wear Saturday night as the pro wrestling star plans to have his final match. "Its great to see," Vanessa Roque said. "Especially for my husband, hes a big fan; he didnt mind dropping some bucks to see his John Cena for the last time." D.C. will play host to WWEs Saturday Nights Main Event show at Capital One Arena. The event will be headlined by Cena, who will take on Austrian pro wrestling star "The Ring General" Gunther. The showdown will cap off the final match in Cenas farewell tour after announcing early last year that he…...
Well Manor-ed: Tupelo assisted living facility has undergone transformation
1+ hour, 39+ min ago (180+ words) Ken Long, owner and president of Agape Senior Living, Inc, at the Manor on Lawndale, visits with resident Nellie Witt inside her room on Thursday morning in Tupelo. Ken Long, owner and president of Agape Senior Living, Inc, at the Manor on Lawndale, visits with resident Mary Brisco as she works with Nelson Browning, PTA, during her physical therapy session on Thursday in Tupelo. Residents at The Manor on Lawndale wait in the dining room area prior to lunch on Thursday. This shot, taken Dec. 11, 2025, shows the exterior of The Manor on Lawndale in Tupelo, Miss. TUPELO " Two years after being purchased, The Manor on Lawndale is well on its way back, according to its owner, to becoming the city's premier assisted living facility. And who would know better than Ken Long, who was brought in as the facility' director…...
Social Security alert: Up to three December 2025 payments for some, but there's a major catch
6+ hour, 13+ min ago (441+ words) Social Security recipients may receive up to three payments in December 2025 due to holiday scheduling. SSI recipients will get an advanced January 2026 payment with a 2.8% COLA, but this must cover all of January, as no further checks will arrive that month, requiring careful budgeting to avoid shortfalls....
With ‘Trump Accounts,’ your baby could qualify for $1,000; here’s what to know
6+ hour, 40+ min ago (463+ words) But what if all children, regardless of their family's circumstances, could get a financial boost when they turn 18? Backers say it's a way to bolster capitalism and help children from low-income households build wealth at a time when openly socialist candidates are growing more popular. Here's what you need to know about Trump Accounts and how to claim them. It's new savings tool where money is invested in the stock market on behalf of a child. The child can't access the money until they turn 18 and can only use it for specific purposes, such as paying tuition, starting a business or making a down payment on a home. After a parent opens an account, the U.S. Treasury will contribute $1,000 for newborns. Private banks and brokerages will manage the money, which must be invested in U.S. equity index funds that track the stock…...
How To Stay Healthy and Wealthy in Retirement
9+ hour, 38+ min ago (463+ words) It's no secret that physical and financial health are linked. Studies show that feeling financially secure can lead to longevity, as well as choices that improve your physical (and mental) well-being. For retirees, it's important to prioritize both. In addition to being able to make healthier lifestyle choices if you feel confident in your finances, living a healthy lifestyle can help you avoid some of the high costs of health care. While illness is often out of our hands, experts say that a healthy lifestyle can help you live longer and preserve your wealth. In return, more wealth makes it easier to stay healthy since you have more income to commit to purchases like sessions with a personal trainer and nutritious groceries. Health and wealth can create a positive feedback loop that leads to a more fulfilling life. But their…...
3 Important Changes Coming to Social Security in 2026 Everyone Must Know
9+ hour, 42+ min ago (37+ words) One of the biggest changes every year is the cost-of-living adjustment or COLA. The 2026 COLA will be 2.8%. That's a slight bump from the 2.5% retirees received this year, but that's not necessarily a ......