Making the most of your retirement options.
1. Find out if there are any volunteer opportunities near where you live now (or move) so that you can spend time doing something meaningful while also meeting new people who share your interests; this will help keep loneliness at bay during retirement years. 2. Get involved with a church or religious group of some kind- even if it's just attending services once every few weeks, being part of such an organization will give you more purpose in life as well as companionship from fellow members who are going through similar experiences as yours; churches often offer activities like book clubs, cooking classes, etc., which may be perfect for retirees looking for ways to stay active without having to leave their homes too much 3. Consider downsizing your living situation so that you can live more comfortably in retirement without having to worry about work-related expenses such as commuting costs and office supplies. 4. Invest in stocks with the goal of building wealth over time throug...