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All episodes now streaming on Paramount Plus and returning CBS Fall. Good morning, I'm Jane Pauley, and this is a special edition of Sunday morning, our money issue.

Today we're focusing on retirement, a magical word that for many conjures visions of enjoying the good life after years, even decades of hard work.

All of which makes our retirement savings a crucial consideration.

We'll take a closer look at that.

And then we turn to Susan Spencer, who tells us how, for many lucky Americans, retirement means finally

having a chance to, well, go for it.

For author, Maria Leonard Olson, keeping a bucket list has been a decades-long obsession.

Three, two, one. A bucket list is a list of all the things you want to do before you die.

That sounds slightly morbid.

It doesn't have to be.

It can be a celebration of the time we have here.

The do's and don'ts of bucket lists ahead on Sunday morning.

It's been more than five decades since Cheech Marin met Tommy Chong and a legendary comedy

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