“Voluntourism” gives travelers an opportunity to enjoy a new place while also helping those in need. Now that vaccines are rolling out and things are reopening, why not see how you can give back during retirement and catch up on some travel in the meantime?

If Covid-19 and social justice movements have inspired your charitable side, you might consider approaching philanthropy the same way you would approach a career move. Here are some ways that you can connect with others to boost your lasting impact.

With so many people needing so much help right now, parents and grandparents have a unique opportunity to teach younger family members the value of giving back. We’ve put together three ways that giving back can bring you together. 

“How can I retire happy?” is a question that generations have asked. The professional skills you’ve honed during your career are still incredibly valuable even though you’re retired, so we’ve put together some of our top ways that you can retire happy and get back that sense of fulfillment.

Many soon-to-be retirees struggle to imagine their week without work in it. All those blank calendar days are exciting, but they can also be overwhelming.

You’ve worked hard over the years to accumulate wealth, and you probably find it comforting to know that after your death the assets you leave behind will continue to be a source of support for your family, friends, and the causes that are important to you. But to ensure that your legacy reaches your heirs as you intend, you must make the proper arrangements now. There are four basic ways to leave a legacy: (1) by will, (2) by trust, (3) by beneficiary designation, and (4) by joint ownership arrangements.

If you feel like your life is something that just happens to you, it’s time to reassess how you’re spending your time. Feeling that your life has purpose will become more and more critical to your emotional and physical well-being as you age — especially when you finally retire.