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12 Thoughtful Retirement Gift Ideas

By Margaret Manning July 10, 2020

Retirement is a big deal and should be celebrated. After many years spent working, life now offers some free time to enjoy the pastimes and activities that we are passionate about. Some try new hobbies and learn new skills…

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3 Ways Women Need to Rethink Online Dating Over 60

By Valarie Cascadden July 09, 2020

A long time ago, marriages commonly occurred when two people grew up together in a small town and got to know each other over time. Read More

6 Ways to Reimagine Your Life After the Empty Nest

By Ellen Bachmeyer July 08, 2020

Turning a new chapter as your children leave home can be a powerful moment to claim who you are more fully and explore new horizons for your life! Read More

Which State Is the Most Exciting to Retire To?

By Margaret Manning July 08, 2020

When you’re heading into retirement, there are a number of things you’ll automatically start to consider, including your health, finances, and living arrangements.  But there are lots of exciting things you’ll want to factor in, too.  From the ease of finding social events and meeting new people to being able to enjoy your favorite hobbies […]

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A Different Kind of Mother’s Day Week: Celebrating Your Mom When She’s Gone

By Barbara Younger May 09, 2020

I love this statement by Sophia Loren: “A mother always thinks twice, once for herself and once for her child.” How true! And, after you mother dies, you think of her often. Your mom lives with you all the time, even when she’s gone. Read More

Is Now the Best Time to Learn a Musical Instrument?

By Patrick O'Malley May 02, 2020

We have all seen our lives change due to the Coronavirus. Whether we are in lockdown, observing reduced contact with others (social distancing), or even just pondering the effects…

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The #1 Exercise You Need to Increase Fitness in Your 60s and Beyond

By Joan Craig April 19, 2020

Remember The Wizard of Oz and the scene in which Glenda the Good Witch floated down from the sky in her iridescent bubble? You might be thinking, “What does Glenda the Good Witch have to do with staying fit as I age?”

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Climbing the Walls in Quarantine? Climb Your Family Tree Instead

By Kimberlie Guerrieri April 13, 2020

Many of us find ourselves staying home doing our part to flatten the coronavirus COVID-19 curve. Staying home means staying safe. Unfortunately, the side-effects of self-isolating at home can be boredom…

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Why I Hate the Term “Jobs for Seniors”… But Embrace the Idea of Working in Retirement

By Sixty and Me April 10, 2020

If you look up “jobs for seniors” on Google, you are likely to find dozens of articles with jobs that require no experience are easy to do part-time and that you can do at home. While there is no doubt that these attributes are appealing to some retirees, overall, I believe…

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6 Retirement Planning Truths Recent Retirees Wish They Had Known in Their 50s (No-One Thinks About #3!)

By Sixty and Me March 30, 2020

When we think about retirement planning, most of us have a big fat number in our minds – how much money have we saved? Or, not saved, as the situation may be. In reality, while saving for retirement is important, it is far from the only issue that we face in our 50s…

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