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Travel ranks among the top priorities Boldin users plan for in retirement. AARP research finds 85% of travelers who are 50-plus rank travel among their top three priorities for discretionary spending.

Schedule freedom lets retirees travel for less. Longer trips, shoulder-season timing, and senior discount programs all get cheaper when you’re not locked into school ...


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The TIAA Institute and GFLEC have tracked American financial knowledge every year for the past decade with the same 28-question survey. In 2026, on the 10th anniversary of the TIAA Institute–GFLEC Personal Finance Index, they introduced something new: the P-Fin 8. ...


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Financial knowledge among U.S. adults fell to its lowest point in a decade, according to the 2026 TIAA Institute–GFLEC Personal Finance Index (P-Fin Index). Americans gave correct answers to 47% of the questions on average, with scores dropping across five of the eight tracked domains. For anyone planning their retirement, the weakest area in the data is also the one with the...


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The short answer: When kids graduate, money that was going to tuition and support suddenly frees up. For many families, that’s $30,000 to $80,000 a year, arriving on a date you already know. Catch-up retirement contributions and Roth conversions are the most productive places to start. Households that redirect the money with a plan often find their retirement...


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The best places to retire in the world look different in 2026 than they did two years ago. Rankings have shifted. Greece climbed to the top of the global retirement index for the first time in 35 years. Portugal’s visa rules changed in ways that redirected demand across Southern Europe. And the number of Americans planning to retire abroad hit levels polling hasn’t captured ...


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