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<p >This week on the Retirement Quick Tips podcast, I'm talking about Smart Splurges: The Things I Love Spending Money On</p> <p >So far this week, I've talked about some of the areas where I think it's smart to spend: </p> <p >Buying back time</p> <p >Optimizing health</p> <p >Spending quality time and creating memories with family and friends</p> <p >So hopefully the examples I've given of my favorite smart splurges have got you thinking about where it makes sense to spend lavishly. In order to use money in a way that increases contentment and happiness, i...

<p >This week on the Retirement Quick Tips podcast, I'm talking about Smart Splurges: The Things I Love Spending Money On.</p> <p>Today, I'm talking about spending money to improve your health. When it comes to healthcare spending, I really think of it as an investment. I'm less focused on maximizing lifespan and more focused on maximizing healthspan—the number of years you're healthy, active, and able to enjoy life.</p>

<p >This week on the Retirement Quick Tips podcast, I'm talking about Smart Splurges: The Things I Love Spending Money On</p> <p >Today, I'm talking about splurges on memories, not stuff.</p>

<p >This week on the Retirement Quick Tips podcast, I'm talking about Smart Splurges: The Things I Love Spending Money On.</p> <p>Today, I'm talking about spending money to buy back your time. The older I get, the more I realize how valuable time really is. And the older we get, the less of it we have, which makes it even more important not to waste it.</p>

<p >This week on the Retirement Quick Tips podcast, I'm talking about Smart Splurges: The Things I Love Spending Money On</p> <p >According to a recent survey by Motley Fool Money, today's retirees splurge too! The top wasteful things today's retirees spend money on are food, utilities, and lottery tickets. Baby boomers are more likely than the average consumer to waste food by throwing out leftovers or expired items, to leave appliances or utilities running unnecessarily, to buy brand-name pantry items and to buy lottery tickets.</p>

<p >Welcome to The Retirement Quick Tips Podcast, your daily guide to preparing for and living your best retirement. I'm your host Ashley Micciche, and this week, I'm talking about:</p> <p >Smart Splurges: The Things I Love Spending Money On</p>

<p >It's Sunday and I'm wrapping up the week by summarizing this week's theme: Financially Secure, Not Flashy: The Quiet Millionaire Formula for Retirement</p> <p >In case you missed any episodes this week, here's what we covered.</p>

<p>This week we've been talking about the quiet millionaire formula for retirement.</p>

<p >This week we're talking about the quiet millionaire formula for retirement.</p> <p >Today I want to talk about some of the lifestyle habits I often see among financially secure people.</p>

<p>This week we're talking about the quiet millionaire formula for retirement.</p>