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The 'Second Law' of Retirement: You Need a System, Not Just Goals

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By Jacob Schroeder
| Yahoo Finance Verified
When you buy through links on our articles, Future and its syndication partners may earn a commission. Credit: Getty Images Retirement planning may not be rocket science, but that doesn't mean you can ignore the laws of physics. Think back to your high school science class and you might recall the Second Law of Thermodynamics: left alone, systems tend toward disorder — called entropy. Like a garden, chaos takes over when things are left unmanaged.
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The Rule of 1,000 Hours in Retirement

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By Jacob Schroeder
| Yahoo Life Verified
When you buy through links on our articles, Future and its syndication partners may earn a commission. The real national pastime isn't football. If you go by how Americans actually spend their leisure time, it's something even slower: watching TV. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics' American Time Use Survey, Americans spend nearly three hours a day watching television, making it the country's most popular leisure activity. Among retirees, that number rises to more than four hours a day.
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Is Your Financial Adviser for Retirement Worth the 1% Fee?

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By Jacob Schroeder
| Inkl
A version of that argument is brewing in financial advice. Technology is making the information you once got from a professional easy to find, and much of a financial adviser’s workload faster to do. A 2025 Intuit Credit Karma survey found that 66% of people who use generative AI have turned to it for financial guidance, rising to 82% among millennial and Gen Z users. Most advisers charge an annual fee equal to a percentage of the assets they manage for you.
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