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More men than women think you need to be a millionaire to retire.
Universities are doing more than ever to attract older students.
Now if you don't sign up for the retirement plan, your boss may do it for you.
You've earned it: a great place to settle down after years of hard work. And it can be affordable, too. U.S. News has found 10 low-cost gems worth a closer look.
A global study by HSBC shows that people in their 60s and 70s often give money and hands-on support to children, grandchildren, and are even caring for younger, more frail family members.
America's Best Places to Retire (Charlie Archambault for USN&WR)
Retirement may be a ways away. But that doesn't mean you can't think about where you might spend your golden years.
Check out our readers' favorite retirement spots here. Have a photo of a retirement spot you'd like to share? Send it to retirementphotos@usnews.com
From California to the Carolinas, where do you think you'll retire? What cities should have been on our list?
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