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346 Psychology says the happiest people in retirement aren’t the ones who saved the most money — they’re the ones who built the most meaningful routines

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Lachlan Brown @ Silicon Canals · 03/21/2026 07:46 EDT

Psychology says the happiest people in retirement aren’t the ones who saved the most money — they’re the ones who built the most meaningful routines

There’s a story that gets told about retirement, and it goes like this: save enough money, hit the number, and freedom begins. The financial services industry has spent decades reinforcing this narrative. Hit your target. Build the nest egg. Then relax. But the research tells a different story. The people who report the highest levels ... Read more

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