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2 Simply Fantastic Websites to Help You Embrace a Minimalist Lifestyle

By Karen Venable April 05, 2021

Minimalism is a cool trend. I truly believe that minimalist living is something that Boomer women, especially, should look into. After years of home making, traveling, careers, and maybe children and grandchildren, chances are we’ve accumulated…

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Health Resources for Older Women

By Sixty and Me April 04, 2021

The golden years are often some of the best years of our life. They do, however, come with an increased risk of health issues. Many of these health problems affect women only for biological reasons.  We look at 15 of the most common issues that affect older women and the health resources available to support […]

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Financial Advice for Widows: What to Do Before You Remarry

By Kathleen M. Rehl March 25, 2021

Many years ago, when a woman’s husband died, she went into mourning – sometimes wearing black “widow’s weeds” for a year or more. Generally, she remained alone after that year or perhaps moved into an adult child’s home. That was the case with my…

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How to Enjoy Your Adult Children After 60

By Valarie Cascadden March 22, 2021

When do our children become adults? And do how we as moms adjust the way we relate to these now-tall people who share our DNA? There are a lot of people who object to the term “adult children.” So what do we call them to be both…

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The 15-Minute Morning Routine to Improve Mobility at Any Age (VIDEO)

By Elaine Economou March 21, 2021

What do you think of when you hear the word “fitness”? Running marathons and mountain climbing? Playing sports and lifting weights? Stretching and curling yourself into challenging positions in yoga class? Those activities are great…

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Senior Living Industry Statistics

By Jessica Thomas March 21, 2021

As the American population continues to age, older adults and their loved ones are often forced to make challenging decisions about where they should live. Many older adults choose to age in place, while some move in with family members. But, other older adults opt for retirement communities, assisted living facilities, and nursing homes. Below, […]

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Elderly Poverty Statistics

By Jessica Thomas March 16, 2021

The passage of numerous pieces of legislation, such as Social Security, has dramatically changed what it means to grow old in the United States. Whereas previous generations often found themselves caught in a downward spiral of poverty and desperation once they stopped working, today’s seniors often have multiple sources of income. But, these laws do […]

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Senior Blood Pressure

By Koob Moua February 15, 2021

We’re all guilty of not doing the right things for our health even when we clearly know better. The chicken salad or the cheese burger with fries? To exercise or not exercise? In the end, we’re allowed to enjoy ourselves once in a while. It’s the difference between moderation versus poor health habits. Poor habits […]

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What to Do When Facing Financial Goobblygook

By Stan Corey January 05, 2021

If you’ve ever interviewed a financial ‘adviser’ and asked the questions about financial planning, how they manage money, investment returns, and their fees during an initial introductory meeting, you very likely heard a lot of terminology…

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Questions to Ask When Interviewing a Financial Advisor

By Joshua Goulding December 22, 2020

One of the most important decisions you will make is choosing your financial advisor. A financial advisor generally manages your money and provides financial guidance at critical life moments, so they can help shape your life situation…

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