The traditional retirement age in the United States is 65, the age at which most people are eligible to begin receiving full Social Security benefits. But many people feel the allure of leaving the workforce much sooner.

Over the past few years, podcasts have gained popularity. These audio commentaries cover every topic under the sun, from TV to news to true crime. There’s even a subset of podcasts dedicated to retirees! Here are five podcasts about living in retirement that you’re sure to enjoy.

When considering your retirement strategy, how much thought do you give to how long you might live? It can be an uncomfortable reality to consider, but this shouldn't dissuade you from giving it some serious thought.

Who doesn’t enjoy tying up year-end loose ends? The original SECURE Act was signed into law on December 20th, 2019. Its “sequel,” the SECURE 2.0 Act, was similarly enacted at year-end on December 29th, 2022. Both pieces of legislation seek to reform how Americans prepare for retirement while juggling current spending needs. How, when, or will each of us retire? How can government incentives, regulations, and safety nets help more people safely do so—or at least not get in the way?

While you and your trusted retirement professional will work to create an overall retirement strategy, this does not mean that you won't need to make changes along the way. So, the question remains: When should you revisit your retirement strategy?

Start the year off right by getting started on these five top financial goals.