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How to Improve Your Life as You Go Through the Stages of Retirement

By Stan Corey July 16, 2019

I have now made it through the first two weeks of my ‘retirement’. One thing I realized is that I was already starting to lose track of the days but was saved by my pill box! As long as I remember to take my pills each day, then I’ll remind myself of what day it actually is. Read More

When it Comes to Making Money After 50, Whiners Are Never Winners

By Sixty and Me July 14, 2019

A few years ago, I published an article entitled “60 Ways to Make Money in Retirement.” It was massive. Read More

Expedition Cruising: A Fulfilling Way to See the World as a Curious Boomer Woman

By Wendy Richards July 13, 2019

As access to our world grows easier, travelers want to experience it all, especially the 60+ baby boomers and beyond. We want to share it with our partners, families, grandchildren, and friends…

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Relaxing Yoga for Seniors Practice: Focus on Lower Back (Part 3/8): FULL 37-Min Class

By Sixty and Me July 12, 2019

For many of us older women with a fondness for 1940s music, this Andrews Sisters/ Bing Crosby refrain from South America, Take It Away says it all. Our spines simply aren’t what they used to be!

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Embracing Memories of the Distant Past: A Way to Stay Connected to a World Long Gone

By Ann Richardson July 11, 2019

When Notre Dame was severely damaged by a massive fire recently, all the world mourned. In one sense, it ‘belonged’ solely to Paris or, perhaps, to France. But in another sense, it belonged to all of us…

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4 Ways to Escape the Summer Travel Nightmare After 60

By Dami Roelse July 10, 2019

Are you in the middle of your summer travel? Are you experiencing overbooked flights, long waits at airports and high costs to boot? Most airlines now offer seating, eating and baggage choices for the discerning traveler. Read More

If You Think You Can, You Can – and Your 6+ Decades Can’t Stop You!

By Noelle Nelson July 05, 2019

A couple of my friends decided to take up tennis recently. They’re both in their mid-60s, neither of them particularly athletic, both in decent health. Tennis seemed like a fun activity that would get them out in the fresh air…

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7 Tips for Uncovering New Travel Experiences That Will Suit You Perfectly as a Boomer Woman

By Sue Rudolph July 04, 2019

Do you want a different holiday but have no idea where to start? There are so many choices that it’s very easy to become too overwhelmed and just choose what you’ve always done. But if you’re already yearning for something new…

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6 Ways to Keep Yourself Occupied During Lonely Moments in Your 60s

By Anne Crowther July 03, 2019

Much has been written about loneliness in recent months – and not just about the elderly who find themselves alone in later life. Read More