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Harvard's credo is similar to that of George Bailey in the classic Christmas film It's a Wonderful Life, who says to his friends in sleepy Bedford Falls, "I'm going to shake the dust of this crummy little town off my feet, and I'm gonna see the...
Yet the dream need not disappear, as more and more Americans are realizing. Boomers can anticipate living 20 to 30 years after they retire, much longer than the meager eight years an American who retired in 1960 could expect. Many of the 76 million American boomers are more likely than...
What does it take to retire in a foreign country? The first step is to research your move very carefully. Kathleen Peddicord, the publisher of International Living, which produces a newsletter on living abroad, advises asking yourself such questions as: What kind of people do I like and what kind...
All this may seem like a lot of work, even to make such an appealing dream come true. Those who have done it, though, say it's worth the trouble. "Retiring abroad is a way of revitalizing yourself," says Knorr. "You are reborn, seeing the world with fresh eyes." ACA...
JOHN P. STEVENS APPOINTED BY Gerald Ford (1975) Widely expected to be the next Justice to retire, Stevens, 80, is probably the most liberal member of the Court, especially on criminal cases. He's also the Justice most likely to issue one-man dissents and concurrences, opinions that his colleagues...