Harriet Edleson is an expert on baby boomer retirement strategies. She has written the Retiring feature for The New York Times and the Where We Live feature for The Washington Post. A former staff writer/editor/producer for AARP and contributing writer for Kiplinger’s Retirement Report, she began her writing career at Gannett Westchester (NY) Newspapers and the Houston Chronicle. She lives in Bethesda, Maryland. Learn more at her website, Howtoretireonless.com.

Edleson helps map out a proactive, purpose filled and deliberate retirement. These steps help readers understand many of the details which are faced in retirement.Andrew J. Feldman, CFP, president, AJ Feldman Financial

• AcknowledgementsI. Not Your Parents’ Retirement: Why Yours Will Be DifferentII. Evaluating Your Resources: Creating a BudgetIII. Reframing Your Golden Years as Adventure: What Do You Really Want to Do?IV. Funding Your Retirement Dream: Analyzing the CostV. Working as Long as You CanVI. When to Claim Social Security: Maximizing Your Monthly CheckVII. Aging in Place or Not: Housemates, Roommates and MoreVIII. Using Your Home to Fund Your Retirement DreamIX. Housing Options Other Than Your Long-Term HomeX. Choosing Your Dream Location: Where to LiveXI. How You’ll Get Around: In Case You Can’t DriveXII. Exploring the World: Deciding Where to Go and How to Pay for ItAppendix: Vanguard WorksheetAppendix: ResourcesBibliographyNotesIndexAbout the Author

Harriet Edleson is an expert on baby boomer retirement strategies. She has written the Retiring feature for The New York Times and the Where We Live feature for The Washington Post. A former staff writer/editor/producer for AARP and contributing writer for Kiplinger’s Retirement Report, she began her writing career at Gannett Westchester (NY) Newspapers and the Houston Chronicle. She lives in Bethesda, Maryland. Learn more at her website, Howtoretireonless.com.

Edleson helps map out a proactive, purpose filled and deliberate retirement. These steps help readers understand many of the details which are faced in retirement.Andrew J. Feldman, CFP, president, AJ Feldman Financial

• AcknowledgementsI. Not Your Parents’ Retirement: Why Yours Will Be DifferentII. Evaluating Your Resources: Creating a BudgetIII. Reframing Your Golden Years as Adventure: What Do You Really Want to Do?IV. Funding Your Retirement Dream: Analyzing the CostV. Working as Long as You CanVI. When to Claim Social Security: Maximizing Your Monthly CheckVII. Aging in Place or Not: Housemates, Roommates and MoreVIII. Using Your Home to Fund Your Retirement DreamIX. Housing Options Other Than Your Long-Term HomeX. Choosing Your Dream Location: Where to LiveXI. How You’ll Get Around: In Case You Can’t DriveXII. Exploring the World: Deciding Where to Go and How to Pay for ItAppendix: Vanguard WorksheetAppendix: ResourcesBibliographyNotesIndexAbout the Author

Harriet Edleson is an expert on baby boomer retirement strategies. She has written the Retiring feature for The New York Times and the Where We Live feature for The Washington Post. A former staff writer/editor/producer for AARP and contributing writer for Kiplinger’s Retirement Report, she began her writing career at Gannett Westchester (NY) Newspapers and the Houston Chronicle. She lives in Bethesda, Maryland. Learn more at her website, Howtoretireonless.com.

Edleson helps map out a proactive, purpose filled and deliberate retirement. These steps help readers understand many of the details which are faced in retirement.Andrew J. Feldman, CFP, president, AJ Feldman Financial

• AcknowledgementsI. Not Your Parents’ Retirement: Why Yours Will Be DifferentII. Evaluating Your Resources: Creating a BudgetIII. Reframing Your Golden Years as Adventure: What Do You Really Want to Do?IV. Funding Your Retirement Dream: Analyzing the CostV. Working as Long as You CanVI. When to Claim Social Security: Maximizing Your Monthly CheckVII. Aging in Place or Not: Housemates, Roommates and MoreVIII. Using Your Home to Fund Your Retirement DreamIX. Housing Options Other Than Your Long-Term HomeX. Choosing Your Dream Location: Where to LiveXI. How You’ll Get Around: In Case You Can’t DriveXII. Exploring the World: Deciding Where to Go and How to Pay for ItAppendix: Vanguard WorksheetAppendix: ResourcesBibliographyNotesIndexAbout the Author