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Parks can make even the densest and driest locales seem like cities in gardens.
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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.
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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.
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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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A relationship expert argues that expressing affection can replace shopping.
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