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Balance and Dizziness: What Every Baby Boomer Ought to Know

By Lex Gonzales February 24, 2022

Dizziness episodes that cause people to fall can be a major health risk, especially among the baby boomer generation. Learning more about balance and dizziness, and taking action to reduce your risks, can help prevent those catastrophic falls…

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What to Know About Choosing a Cremation Urn

By Alexandra Kathryn Mosca February 22, 2022

Cremation urns have come a long way from the days of ornate, claw-footed brass urns with intricate gothic carvings. Today, there are myriad choices to select from, in a variety of materials, styles, colors, and themes. There are urns for nature lovers…

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Eliminating the 5 Biggest Cash Flow Drains in Retirement (Including Medicare and Taxes Mistakes!)

By Carly Cummings February 11, 2022

Do you get nervous about having enough cash in retirement? Whether you are in retirement now, or preparing for retirement in the near future, it is never too late or too early to shape up your cash flow…

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Are You Still Full of Lust in Your 60s?

By Diana Raab February 08, 2022

I’ve always thought of February as the month of love, whether romantic or platonic. So, this seems like a good time to discuss the importance of maintaining a lustful and passionate life…

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Is It Downsizing or Tossing Out Tender Memories?

By Howard Fishman February 08, 2022

I was a clever gatherer of things. Mostly paper. In neat piles. Inside of drawers. Resting innocuously on shelves. Tucked into boxes that lurked in the shadowy recesses of my garage…

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The Joy of Self-Publishing in Your 60s and Beyond

By Kathy Arthurson February 02, 2022

Maybe you’ve written some poetry, short stories, or even a memoir. Perhaps you want to share it with a wider audience, or just give copies to family and friends. I’ve just helped a friend self-publish her memoir. It was so exciting to finally see her…

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6 Novels to Pique Your Curiosity

By Pam Lamp January 26, 2022

Many pooh-pooh fiction. But I beg to differ. While I do enjoy the occasional light, fluffy read, I tend to gravitate toward fiction where history and information intertwine with an entertaining story. A beloved college professor once said to me…

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How About a Money Remodel?

By Marie Burns January 24, 2022

New year, new start, new way to do something, a new opportunity to improve your life… at least that’s how we often start the new year, right? Take advantage of those good intentions to get yourself headed in the right direction, whether it’s related…

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How Unusual Is Your New Year’s Resolution and Does It Involve Laughter?

By Noelle Nelson January 23, 2022

We are off to a new year, with our hopes, our fears, our dreams, and, of course – our resolutions. Along with the usual goals of weight loss/gain, exercise enhancement, being a better parent/spouse/colleague…

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What Is Your Clutter Legacy? And Why That Matters

By Angela Horn January 22, 2022

Our friend Coral is a sailing fanatic. A few months ago, the yacht she was on encountered stormy weather. The boat tipped at alarming angles as wave upon wave crashed over them. There was nothing to do but hang on and pray…

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