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Stacy Sare Cohen

What Retirement Would Look Like for ‘The Golden Girls’ in Today’s Economy

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Audiences tuned in to NBC to watch the “Golden Girls” sitcom for seven seasons from 1985 until 1992 — and the show remains popular in syndication today. The four spirited characters engaged in candid conversations about dating, friendship, aging and loneliness over late-night cheesecake in Blanche’s iconic pink house, adorned with Hawaiian decor. 

However, times have changed since 1985 to 1992, with inflation driving up the cost of living. Could Blanche, Dorothy, Rose and Sophia actually afford to retire in their golden years in 2026? Let’s imagine what retirement could look like for ‘The Golden Girls’ in today’s economy. 

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