2 Huge Things People Get Wrong About Retirement

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Subscribe to MONEY Magazine September 22, 2017 How much can I spend and still be sure that I won’t run out of money? It’s a question that vexes even the savviest retirees. Some financial experts have begun advocating new withdrawal strategies, in which your income varies year to year, as a better way to protect your funds. It's a good time to explore these new retirement income options: Warren Buffett's favorite stock market indicator is flashing signs of a downturn. Best wishes, Elizabeth P.S. If you like this weekly update, please pass it on to a friend! And if you got it from a friend, sign up for email delivery each Friday to make sure you don’t miss the next issue. THIS WEEK'S RETIREMENT NEWS, INSIGHTS AND ADVICE 2 Huge Things People Get Wrong About Retirement Some 28% of recent retirees complain that life is worse in retirement than it was when they were working. Here’s why. MONEY These Are the Best Places to Live in America MONEY identified 100 spots that deliver a healthy economy, affordable homes, and a high quality of life. Check out the list. MONEY Warren Buffett's Favorite Market Indicator Says Stocks Are in Trouble According to Warren Buffett’s favorite market indicator, stocks are frothier now than ever before. Should you be worried? MONEY You Can Get Free Admission to More Than 1,000 Museums This Weekend Museum Day Live happens this Saturday, Sept. 23. Here’s how to snag free tickets to more than 1,300 museums. MONEY Why Senior Housing Prices Are Impossible to Find Transparency is the hot buzzword pretty much everywhere now—except when it comes to senior housing. NEXT AVENUE Starting a Business Can Increase Your Quality of Life Late-in-life entrepreneurs enjoy a big boost in their quality of life even if they take a pay cut, research finds. HARVARD BUSINESS REVIEW Why Retirement Can Be a Dangerous Time When looking ahead to retirement, it’s important to prepare more than just your finances. MARKETWATCH Roth vs. Regular 401(k)s: Which Is Better for You? More and more employers are offering their workers the option of a Roth 401(k). Whether one makes sense for you depends on a number of factors, including your age. SQUARED AWAY BLOG ABOUT ELIZABETH Elizabeth O'Brien is a senior writer at MONEY, covering retirement and health care. You can email her at elizabeth.o'brien@moneymail.com and follow her on Twitter at @elizobrien. To Unsubscribe You have received this e-mail because you are subscribed to this newsletter from MONEY.com. Unsubscribe here. Update Email Click here to update your email address. Privacy Policy Please read our Privacy Policy. All products and services featured are based solely on editorial selection. MONEY may receive compensation for some links to products and services on this website. For Further Communication Please email retirewithmoney@moneymail.com Money Customer Service 3000 University Center Drive Tampa, FL 33612-6408 Connect with Money Find Money on Facebook Follow Money on Twitter Subscribe to more MONEY and TIME Newsletters Get Money Magazine on your Mobile Device Get MONEY on your iPad Subscribe to RSS Feed Subscribe to MONEY Magazine