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Reflecting On 2024: Your 7 Personal Finance Celebrations

By Kevin Lam December 06, 2024

Reflecting on 2024, there is much you can celebrate. The most important is basking in the warmth of being with loved ones and sharing gratitude during the Thanksgiving holiday. Here are seven more reasons to celebrate 2024. You wise

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How We Survive When the Sky Falls Depends on Our Character

By Barbara Floersch December 06, 2024

Those of us 60 years and older live with the sobering knowledge that sometimes the sky really does fall. There are plenty of Chicken Littles running around, frantic about a crisis at work or a broken automobile, but let’s be clear…

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4 No-Stress Ways to Relieve Back Pain Naturally if You’re 60 and Over

By Jessica Hegg December 06, 2024

While living a healthy life can help keep you active and spry in your later years, there’s still a lot of new aches and pains that start popping up, especially as you approach your 60s and beyond…

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8 Warm and Cozy Colognes for Winter

By Alexandra Kathryn Mosca December 05, 2024

As the temperatures drop and the nights get longer in the Northern Hemisphere, it’s not just sweaters and blankets that bring comfort – your choice of fragrance can also play a role in how you feel during winter. The best winter colognes should evoke warmth, coziness…

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Building a Legacy: 5 Things You Can Do Now to Leave Your Mark on the World

By Susanna Barton December 05, 2024

What kind of legacy do you want to leave when you depart this earth? Will it be for your boundless and enduring philanthropy, like that of the Carnegies and the Rockefellers, or will it be more closely aligned with politics, like the Kennedys and the Bush family, or your artistic…

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Swap Seasonal Stress for Serenity This Holiday Season

By Ann Marie Mershon December 05, 2024

Age has taught me a lot, and the wisdom I’ve gained helps me cope with stress. I’m more accepting of other people’s shortcomings, and perhaps I’m even more tolerant of my own (and believe me, I have them)…

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Are Old People Boring or Is It Just a Myth?

By Cyn Meyer December 05, 2024

Old people are boring – truth or myth? While you can split hairs and say, “it depends on the individual,” it’s certainly a broadly accepted stereotype that old people lead boring lives…

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Minimizer Bras for Women Over 60

By Sandra Roussy December 04, 2024

As we age, comfort and support become more important than ever when selecting a bra, especially for women with fuller busts. Minimizer bras are designed to reduce bust projection, providing a smoother silhouette under clothing. Here are 10 minimizer bras…

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Bad Communication or How I Ended Up Yelling in Spanish Sign Language

By Susan Schwiebert December 04, 2024

As we get older, we tend to think we’ve got this whole “communication” thing down. We’ve had years of practice, and by now, we ought to be masters of getting our point across clearly. And yet, sometimes, even with our best intentions, people hear something…

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Classic Comfort – 12 Cardigans and Wraps for the Holiday Season

By Sixty and Me December 04, 2024

As the holiday season approaches, cooler weather calls for cozy layers. Cardigans and wraps are timeless staples, blending comfort and style effortlessly. They’re versatile enough to wear indoors by the fire or layered up for a winter outing. Here are 12 cozy cardigans…

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