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4 Ways to Pamper Yourself in Retirement without Breaking the Bank

By Molly Wisniewski October 24, 2021

We spend years dreaming about our retirement. All of the things we will do, and all of the time we will have to do them, are often the center of these aspirations. Still, many people report that all of the free time they thought they would have…

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How to Pay Off Debt FAST in Your 60s… from a Woman Who Paid Off $150,000 in 10 Years

By Margaret Manning October 04, 2021

When it comes to financial security, Baby Boomers are somewhat of a mystery. On the one hand, we are often called “The richest generation of all time.” On the other hand, even after decades in the workforce, we still carry the second highest level of debt…

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4 Ways to Reduce Divorce Anxiety if You Are in Your 50s, 60s or Better

By Martha Bodyfelt August 26, 2021

No matter where you are in the divorce process, anxiety is unavoidable. You know the feeling all too well. Stress and fear of the unknown. The loss of control of the life we thought we knew. It’s normal to panic, but that doesn’t mean you have to go through…

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Want to Feel Relevant After 60? Serve on a School Board

By Rosanne Ullman August 22, 2021

Community service is a great way to put to use our six decades of wisdom, and typically any locality will offer plenty of opportunities for volunteers of all ages. But if you want to really amp up your impact, consider rolling your volunteering energy…

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Piano, Ukulele or Trumpet? Choosing a Musical Instrument to Learn After 60

By Elizabeth Martyn August 22, 2021

‘Learn a musical instrument’ is a piece of glib advice that’s often wheeled out to older people. But instruments are not all born equal, and choosing wisely will give you a head start in achieving your music-making desires. Would you like to while away hours…

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7 Ideas for Preserving Your Family History

By Becki Cohn-Vargas August 16, 2021

As women in our 60s, we have much to reflect back upon in our lives, while still most likely enjoying the company of a few elderly relatives. Suddenly, unique to this time in my life, I realized the accessibility and the incredible power of linking the past, the present, and the future…

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Yard Improvements Worth Investing in After 60

By Kevin Jefferson August 10, 2021

Naturally, if you are looking to spend your retirement in place, you want your yard to be comfortable, safe, and conducive to aging as well as for it to look beautiful. Thankfully, there are yard solutions out there that will ensure age never becomes a problem…

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The Best Cell Phone Plans for Seniors

By Jessica Thomas August 09, 2021

The vast majority of Americans, from tweens to seniors, have cell phones today. As a result, many people find it nearly impossible to navigate the challenges of modern life without a cell phone in their pocket. After all, these days, our cell phone keeps us connected to friends and family in real-time, especially with the […]

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6 Ways for an Older Woman to Become a Successful Entrepreneur

By Hilary Henderson July 22, 2021

Is this because necessity is the mother of invention, or is it simply that the number of 55-64-year-olds is on the rise? According to the U.S. Census Bureau, the number of women-owned firms also increased two-and-a-half times the national average…

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How Baking Makes Me Feel Like a Million(Aire)

By Elizabeth Dunkel July 17, 2021

One of the ways I live like a millionaire in my retirement, or jubilation as I call it, is by baking. Yes, I’m back. And yes, it’s this simple. Baking can improve the quality of your life in countless ways. This is another article in my series of How to live like a millionaire…

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