In maturity, people feel that they are the same as before, they do not tend to define themselves as old and they are not, because to speak with property of old age is to do it of lack of autonomy and not of being very old. So when people retire, they largely continue to carry out a good part of the activities they did before, except work. Freeing themselves from these obligations allows them to restructure their time and dedicate it to leisure and volunteering, to family and friends. Therefore, society must be at their height and must be able to provide them with possibilities to develop attractive activities, including material and non-material resources. This relationship will feed back, because the idea of feeling useful and necessary to others makes many of the retired people make important contributions, both material and emotional, to the family and society, which undoubtedly contributes to the well-being of all.