I divorced at 60 after decades of marriage. The separation was amicable, and we split our retirement savings evenly, leaving me with about $600,000 from roughly$1.2 million saved. Let's say the numbers appeared workable at the time. Retirement was planned at 65, and it seemed possible to stay on a similar timeline on my own. We sold our home and separated our finances earlier than expected, which reshaped how my expenses were handled. The divorce pushed several financial decisions forward. Costs that h ...