I retired 22 years ago with no savings plan, but now have $1.3 million. Stressing about retirement isn't worth it.

Source: Business Insider

Rich Colorado still bowls three times a week and teaches chess. Jason Henry for BIThis as-told-to essay is based on a conversation with Rich Colorado, 87, who retired on his 65th birthday. Colorado said he never touched stocks and never planned for his retirement, yet he remained frugal and now has over $1.

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