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My wife says we can’t afford to retire. I vetoed her $8,000 trip to Italy. We’re in our 60s and have $4 million. Do I keep working?

Managing Editor · Sunday, October 18, 2026 at 5:00 PM · 1 min read

My wife says we can’t afford to retire. I vetoed her $8,000 trip to Italy. We’re in our 60s and have $4 million. Do I keep working? — MarketWatch, São Paulo Health news — Image: MarketWatch

“I worry about healthcare, long-term care, inflation, a long bear market and living to 95.”

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