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Older adults are re-living their college years by settling into communities where they can attend a university class, attend a football game, or go to free lectures. NBC's Chris Jansing reports. (Nightly News)

PFT Live: Ray Lewis would like to cap his career of with a Super Bowl victory, but Mike Florio says it may not be in God's greater plans. (NBC Sports)

A new study shows more than one in four households with a 401k or other retirement account will withdraw some or all of it to pay for non-retirement needs, such as college tuition or mortgages. NBC's Chris Jansing reports. (Nightly News)

After Ray Lewis announced that this will be his last season suiting up for the Ravens, his teammates take the stand and talk about how his decision will affect the team. (NBC Sports)

Ever wonder what you will look like in 10, 20, or 30 years? Thanks to a new application, you can now get an idea. Bank of America developed the app to digitally age users with the hope that they will be motivated to start saving more for retirement. NBC's Kayla Tausche reports, and the TODAY anchors give the app a try. (TODAY)

Whether you're planning to retire next year or in ten years, Money magazine's Donna Rosato shares her tips, including downsizing your home and living on less money. (TODAY)

CNBC's personal finance expert Sharon Epperson says that even if you haven't started saving for retirement yet, you can do so by contributing to SEP and Roth IRAs, and she offers advice for how to save for a house at the same time. (TODAY)

CNBC's personal finance correspondent Sharon Epperson says that contributing to a Roth IRA, as well as a 401(K), will help you grow your retirement money tax-free and give you flexibility if you want to invest in stocks and bonds. (TODAY)

LaDainian Tomlinson retired from the NFL and took a page from Junior Seau's retirement, saying it felt like he was graduating. (NBC Sports)