#retirement

#retirement

When I retire, I will reply to every email I've ever flagged. (tapping on keyboard) I will clean up my desktop. I'll read the 35 years of saved articles on my reading list. I will finish all those books I started. I will play the lifetime of computer games I missed out on. (gaming noise) I'll birdwatch. I'll learn magpies are beautiful - but terrifying.

Robert Lewandowski has entered that intimate territory where legendary goalscorers choose how they want the last chapter to be written. His contract expires at the end of 2025-26 - June 2026 - and today, as La Posesión has learned, his compass points first to Barcelona. He and his family feel at home. So much so, that the idea of moving to an exotic league in exchange for a huge check,

Cheap residency options in Latin America make the region a top choice for expats seeking an affordable and adventurous lifestyle. The continent offers a variety of residency pathways, making it ideal for retirees, remote workers, and property investors. Imagine living in Mexico's cultural hubs, enjoying Colombia's low cost of living, or experiencing the natural beauty of Costa Rica-all while benefiting from accessible residency programs. These countries combine affordable living costs with stunning scenery and welcoming communities.

Scherzer was asked about his future and, while he avoided specifics, made clear that he's not yet ready to call it quits. "The only thing I can say is," Scherzer told reporters, as relayed Jesse Rogers of ESPN in the aftermath of last night's game, "it's going to take some time to give a full answer to that, but there is no way that was my last pitch."

When Greg Giczi retired in February, his company threw him a party. Giczi had spent 12 years as president and general manager of WNIT-TV, a public television station based in South Bend, Indiana. Public broadcasting isn't known for lavish budgets, so the party took place at the studio-a "big, open space with dramatic lighting," Giczi describes. There were appetizers, wine, and beer, as well as heartfelt speeches.

Everyone's got to work together. Everyone's got to know their assigned task and try to have a little bit of understanding of what the next one's task is, Knipel said. And you get there were so many histories of so many other bureaucracies, other counties, where there's infighting and in defining and backstabbing among staff. We never had that in Brooklyn, never my experience. Everybody relied on everybody else.

Very. Because of how quickly it all happened and because I had renewed my contract in the spring... When I renewed, I had already been talking about this renewal for a long time. But at the beginning of the year, I started to notice feelings that I hadn't noticed before. It's a well-thought-out decision, made with a lot of conviction.

The reason that Cost of Living Adjustments are built into Social Security is to try to protect seniors from the impact of inflation. Since the cost of goods and services goes up all the time, benefits have to go up too. If they didn't increase, then retirees would find themselves bringing home the same amount of money from their retirement checks but able to buy less with it every single year.