Often when a spouse retires they may expect their partner to be available to spend all their time with them, even if their interests may be different.

Boredom in retirement is not an uncommon thing. But how can someone change this? Retirement Coach Gary Foster shares his advice.

What do you do when you are suddenly surprised that your partner doesn't want to retire the same time that you do?

Do you really need a non-financial plan for retirement? Our resident Retirement Coach, Gary Foster, shares his thoughts.

Many people would like to ease into retirement by working part time. But how do you approach this topic with your employer?

Taking your retirement for a test drive can be a wise decision. Retirement Coach Gary Foster shares some suggestions on how to make sure you get the most from the experience.

When should I retire is a question that is often asked by many people. Retirement Coach Gary Foster shares his perspective and some things to be considered.

Who doesn’t want to be relevant, germane, material, applicable, apropos? It’s an important question if one is choosing to play the retirement game.

Our 50s and 60s can surface some of the biggest decisions one can make. It can represent a turning point with “go to jail, do not pass Go” implications. Or offer a gateway to the most productive, meaningful, purposeful time of life.

Our pre-occupation with retirement has turned “work” into another unattractive four-letter word for many. But research is now showing us that if we abandon work we do it at our own peril.

“Getting old is for the birds!” But what if we flipped the conversation and started brainstorming what is amazing about getting older?