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Stuck at Home? 20 Things to Do if You’re Trying to Avoid the Coronavirus (Covid-19) Over Age 60

By Sixty and Me March 26, 2020

Up until now, I’ve haven’t written too much about the coronavirus (covid-19) outbreak. But, after much soul-searching, I decided that I had an obligation to help all of you to get through this difficult time…

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Dear Grandkids, Don’t Make the Same Money Mistakes that I Did!

By Margaret Manning March 14, 2020

Dear Max, Marvel and Jack… Trust me, your relationship with money will really matter one day… and since I won’t be around forever, I wanted to share some of what I have learned about money over the years…

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It’s Not Too Late If We All Contribute: 6 Areas We Can Help Save Our Planet

By Ann Marie Mershon February 25, 2020

Last week, my reading group discussed Overstory, a Pulitzer Prize-winning novel about connections between people and trees. Author Richard Powers, a gifted writer…

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Reinventing How Women Over 60 Live in Retirement

By Lori Martinek January 13, 2020

We urgently need to reinvent how women live in retirement. Here’s how we might do it.

There’s a lifestyle shift in progress as single women are searching for new ways to live in community as they navigate their 60s and beyond. Read More

10 Creative Ways to Keep Funeral Costs Down

By Alexandra Kathryn Mosca December 28, 2019

Funerals can be expensive. There’s no doubt about that. In 2017, the median cost of a funeral was listed as $7,360 on the National Funeral Directors Association’s website…

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Internet Trends for 2020 and How They Impact Boomers

By Perley-Ann Friedman December 27, 2019

The Internet is still growing in leaps and bounds, even though it’s been around for a few decades. Every year, more and more of the things we do every day can be done over the Internet…

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The Best Christmas Gift of All: Do You Enjoy Life or You Think You’re Too Old to Even Try?

By Julia Hubbel December 17, 2019

Early this morning, I got up to do my exercises and mediation before heading to the airport for my annual Christmas visit at my best friend’s family’s house in Spokane, WA. Before I put the last bits and pieces in my luggage for the long drive to the airport, I checked my inbox. Read More

10 Hard Truths Unveiled About Retiring Abroad – Experience Is Everything!

By Elizabeth Dunkel December 13, 2019

“Living abroad is a lot of work,” I tell people who ask me what it was like to live in Mexico for decades. I recently moved back to the United States, and I thought I’d share my first-hand knowledge with everyone…

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How to Stop Hating Christmas

By Elizabeth Martyn December 10, 2019

If the approach – or should that be onslaught? – of the festive season makes your heart sink, then here’s something to bear in mind: How you feel about Christmas depends largely on the perspective you choose to take – and note, I said ‘choose…’

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6 Ways to Make Your Retirement Savings Last Longer

By Margaret Manning August 30, 2019

Women over 60 are facing a unique set of challenges as we enter the traditional “retirement” years. We are living longer than ever before, and we have more interests and life goals…

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