For decades, retirement was often characterized by a career finale at around age 65, Griswold-styled family vacations, and maybe some fun cruises. But many American workers have changed their views about retirement in recent years, and now look for career exits and experiences much further down the road.
So, for American workers who want to enjoy, not just endure, what could be a long time in retirement and extend the life of their savings and other financial resources, what are some practical ways to plan for these important priorities? Here are three strategies to consider.
This post originally appeared at U.S. News & World Report.