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But that doesn't necessarily mean you have to have a ton of money to have a happy retirement.

I think that's one of the big themes in the series that we've learned and a lot of people have resonated with.

People living on Social Security alone, yes, they have their challenges and sacrifices they have to make.

But they're also finding meaning and happiness in defining what makes their retirement work for them.

Hey everyone, welcome to Her Money. I'm Gene Chatsky. If you have ever wondered what

retirement really looks like. Beyond the glossy brochures of white sand beaches and

endless tea times, today's episode is for you.

We are pulling back the curtain on how Americans actually retire, not in theory, but in practice.

Whether you're dreaming of setting sail on a boat, planning to live solely on Social Security,

or navigating retirement with a multi-million

dollar nest egg, the truth is there is no one-size-fits-all path. Today I'm talking to two

powerhouse reporters from the Wall Street Journal, Veronica Dagger and Ann Turgason. They recently

joined me on Your Money Map, which is a show I host for the

Alliance for Lifetime Income, and they've spent years collecting the real life stories of

retirees, what's worked for them, what hasn't, and what they wish they knew sooner. From fear

of outliving savings to the emotional impact of leaving a career, we're getting

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