sixtyandme logo

Search Results for: budget

Are All-Inclusive Vacations Really a Good Deal? Sixty and Me Investigates!

By Sixty and Me August 29, 2014

What are all-inclusive vacations? In reality, there are many different ways to define “all-inclusive,” which presents travelers with a challenge. Read More

Love to Listen? Here’s How to Get Free Audiobooks

By Margaret Manning July 25, 2014

I am a lifelong learner and avid reader. For the past 50 years I have tried to stay on top of new titles, waiting patiently for the latest books from my favorite authors. Having worked in bookstores for 10 years of my life, I have a deep respect for physical books.

There is something so substantial about the weight and texture of a “real” book. Turning the pages with deliberate reflection and intention has its own magical feeling. So, I was pretty skeptical when I first tried audio books. Boy, was I wrong! Read More

How to Choose Makeup for Older Women: What to Ask at the Makeup Counter (Video)

By Margaret Manning June 12, 2014

There are so many new products and formulations that it is sometimes difficult to make a decision on the best makeup for older woman. In fact, the retail consultants are often overwhelmed by the choices themselves! Read More

Virtual Travel: How to Explore the World Without Leaving Home

By Margaret Manning January 17, 2014

Women over 60 love to travel. Unfortunately, there are so many places to see and not always enough time or money to see them. What if your travel budget doesn’t allow you to see all of the places in person that you might like to visit? What if you could indulge your curiosity and experience more of the world without actually leaving your home? Read More

6 Heartwarming Films for Women Over 60

By Margaret Manning December 13, 2013

Winter is an ideal time to cozy up on the couch and enjoy a good movie – after all, when the nights are dark and the weather is cold, we need to find ways to stay entertained while enjoying the comforts of home! It can sometimes be hard to find good, positive films for women over 60 – Hollywood doesn’t seem to make many movies for “grownups” any more; most of the big budget Hollywood movies are made for teenagers. Read More

Unbelievably Cozy Clothes and Useful Accessories to Try this Winter

By Margaret Manning December 09, 2013

Winter can be a difficult time of year for fashion – often it seems like women spend the entire winter season bundled up under many layers of scarves, hats, heavy boots and puffy coats. Fortunately, if you want to preserve your sense of beauty and style even during the bleakest weather of the year, there are a variety of options for cozy clothing and winter accessories for women that keep the fun of fashion alive – without busting your budget. Read More

6 Places to Buy Fashionable Glasses for Older Women

By Margaret Manning November 23, 2013

For years, I searched for the perfect place to find fashionable glasses for older women. No matter where I looked, something was always wrong. Either the styles were old-fashioned and boring or the selection was poor. Read More

6 Senior Travel Discounts to Keep an Eye Out for on Your Next Holiday

By Sixty and Me November 07, 2013

We often hear that senior discounts are dead. In the travel world, this is far from true. In fact, it’s relatively easy to find senior discounts on hotels, museum admissions, car rentals and outdoor activities. Read More

Grandparenting Tips – 6 Life Lessons All Grandparents Should Teach Their Grandkids

By Sixty and Me September 13, 2013

Although you came from another generation, growing up without all of the advantages and conveniences of modern technology that today’s children enjoy, you were once a child, too. Read More

Travel Companions for Seniors – How to Find the Best Travel Partner for You

By Margaret Manning July 11, 2013

Many women over 60 love to travel, but don’t want to travel alone. If you’re looking for alternatives to traveling solo, perhaps you would do well to find a good travel partner. Read More