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Giving Amazing Gifts When You’re Not Made of Money

By Margaret Manning December 14, 2016

Women our age are natural gift-givers. We love seeing the looks of delight on the faces of our loved ones when they receive a well thought our present. The only problem is that we don’t always have the financial resources to match our generosity. So, today, I wanted to share a few tips for choosing meaningful gifts that won’t break the bank. And, as always, I’d love to hear your advice on this topic too! Come join us for a cup of tea (or coffee) and a chat. And, if you enjoy the show, please tell one friend about us today. Your support means so much to me! Read More

6 Excuses that Stop Us from Traveling After 60 and What to Do About Them

By Jane and Duncan Dempster-Smith November 24, 2016

Do you have fears that stop you travelling in general? Will 2017 differ from any other year?

We at To Travel Too recently asked 100 travellers over 60 to share what would stop them from travelling in 2017. The results are in and they are really interesting. Do any of their comments resonate with you? Read More

Are Gift Certificates Really the Best Gifts for Grandma?

By Margaret Manning November 03, 2016

If you are looking for the best gifts for grandma, I have some surprising news. While travel opportunities, unique experiences, handmade items and spa treatments are all hits with women over 50, one item is requested more than any other – gift certificates.

Yes, you heard that right! Gift certificates. Read More

What’s the Truth About Reverse Mortgages? We Want to Hear from You!

By Margaret Manning November 03, 2016

A quick Google search shows just how polarized our opinions about reverse mortgages are. If you start to type in “Reverse Mortgages,” you will be greeted with the following auto-completion options: Read More

Don’t Choose an Independent Living Community Until You Ask These 6 Questions

By Margaret Manning October 20, 2016

It’s easy to understand the appeal of independent living communities. By the time we reach our 60s and 70s, many of us feel like we want a little extra support. We want to live in a community that helps us to stay social and active. At the same time, we value our independence and aren’t willing to accept invisibility. Read More

Need a Senior Travel Companion? How About Your High School BFF?

By Elizabeth Dunkel September 30, 2016

We walked to high school every day. Now we are recently retired with children grown and husbands gone. This week we’re going on a big walk together, in the Grand Tetons, Yellowstone and Glacier. A girly road trip in the wild American west. No reservations, just adventure. Move over Thelma and Louise! Read More

5 Things Living in Italy Taught Me About Looking and Feeling Younger

By Penelope Jane Whiteley September 18, 2016

I swear, since I have lived in Florence, I have aged 10 years! Read More

Questions You Should Ask When Visiting an Assisted Living Facility

By Seniorly.com July 12, 2016

The search for the right assisted living facility can be daunting for families who are new to the process. There are a variety of options available in every size and location imaginable. It can, therefore, be difficult to know what traits to look for in a senior housing community. Read More

Why a Kenya Safari Should Be On Every Older Woman’s Bucket List

By Sally Dowling June 27, 2016

We all have a list of places we would like to see someday. Getting older, we suddenly realise the need to “Just Do It.” Read More

Hotels, B&Bs and Camping Sites: Where Do You Love to Stay When You Travel?

By Sally Dowling June 16, 2016

Being in the travel industry all my life has given me access to many different styles of lodgings. From large all-inclusive resorts to small family owned boutique style hotels and everything in between. Although I did draw a line at tents… camping is not for me! Read More