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How to Take Care of Your Back: 5 Tips for Women Over 60

By Lex Gonzales April 05, 2025

As we age, our bodies change, and we can start to experience different health problems. One common issue that many people face as they get older is back pain. This can be caused by a variety of things, such as poor posture, incorrect lifting techniques…

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Sibling Rivalry – Solving Family Disputes When Caring for Older Loved Ones

By Anthony Cirillo April 04, 2025

Family disputes over elderly parents are more common when multiple children are involved. Siblings may be wondering how to protect the money of elderly parents from a financially dependent brother or sister. Relationship tensions may escalate…

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Beauty Hacks for Improving Varicose Veins and Slowing Down Vascular Aging

By Shanna Bynes Bradford April 03, 2025

Varicose veins – those twisted, bulging veins that often appear on the legs – are a common concern for many, especially as we age. While they can be a cosmetic nuisance, they can also cause discomfort and even pain. Fortunately, there are several beauty…

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Exploring 5 of Canada’s Most Beautiful Cities

By Denise Svajlenko April 03, 2025

After a two-year pause due to Covid, I am so pleased that travel is finally returning. We are all yearning to leave our homes and to explore exciting new destinations. I am blessed to live in Canada, one of the most beautiful countries in the world…

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Could a Side Hustle Gig Provide More Financial Peace of Mind in Your 60s?

By Donna Kastner April 03, 2025

Traditional jobs are no longer the sole source of income for many. According to a recent Bankrate study, more than 44 million Americans are engaged in some type of ‘side hustle’ income endeavor…

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I’m Not Cheap, I’m Financially Strategic: 9 Weird (and Not So Weird) Ways to Retire Without Selling a Kidney

By Susan Schwiebert April 02, 2025

Hello readers. Welcome to my third installment investigating my ongoing battle with Valulosis (patent pending), the affliction that makes us cling to things because they might be valuable someday.
First, there was my dad, who refused to part with his…

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15 Health Apps for Women Over 60

By Sandra Roussy April 02, 2025

Mobile apps that we install on our phones or tablets have become useful for everyday life. From fun games to exercise apps, there’s an app for everything! Are you looking for apps that can help you stay healthy? There are many useful apps…

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If Age Is Just a Number, Doesn’t That Mean I Can Lie About It on a Dating App?

By Diane Koller April 02, 2025

I think I know what you are thinking, and part of me agrees. People really should not begin relationships with lies. Usually, lies taint relationships rather irrevocably. Moreover, is one not capitulating to ageism to fudge on this basic truth?

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On Living Well, Loving Deeply and Being Grateful for All of Life

By Julia Hubbel April 02, 2025

The ability to be thankful for life’s ugliness as much as for what uplifts us is one lesson that I learned from certain characters which came to life via the talented imagination of Larry McMurtry. The author rode into his own Western sunset this past week at 84…

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Let Inspiration Power Your Longevity

By Noelle Nelson April 01, 2025

It’s been said that inspiration is what pulls you forward, generates enthusiasm and excitement, while motivation is what pushes you forward and kicks you in the butt to get you going in a certain direction. Inspiration is much more fun. It’s what drives ball players to be great…

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