How Your ACA (Affordable Care Act) Health Insurance Could Cost Much More in 2026
Сeven provisions in the new OBBBA (One Big Beautiful Bill Act) could significantly increase ACA (Affordable Care Act) health insurance costs for some seniors in 2026. Understanding these seven provisions, and careful financial planning could help you avoid some…
Read MoreThe Best Countries for Spa Lovers and Relaxation Seekers
Looking for the ultimate retreat to soothe your body and calm your mind? In this article about the best countries for spa lovers and relaxation seekers, you’ll find destinations that blend healing waters, expert treatments, and local traditions. Each country on this list offers world-class…
Read MorePeace and Quiet Sounded Perfect – Until I Had Too Much of It in Retirement
I’m writing this from a Downton Abbey-style bed and breakfast on Prince Edward Island, Canada, perched in a sunny room with a view of the sea. The window beside me frames the water. The sun is shining. I can hear the wind through the trees. I’ve taken two long baths this week and even snuck in a nap or two…
Read MoreCould You Build a New Life Abroad After 60? Here’s What Other Women Are Discovering
You’ve probably seen the photos: vibrant markets, cozy apartments with mountain views, joyful couples sipping coffee in the sun. But beyond the Instagram images, many women over 60 are asking a quieter, more personal question: Could I really start over in another country?
Read MoreWhat Is Your Personal Kilimanjaro? How Sharing Your Story Empowers Others
Pearlette Ramos created a film set in nature to encourage more of us to tell our stories. Whether we create films like Three Extraordinary Women or not, Pearlette Ramos wants you to really seek out the power and growth of sharing your stories so that they can be impactful for others…
Read MoreDon’t Miss Out! Important Retirement Account Changes in 2025, Part I
Putting a chunk away for retirement in 2025 – perhaps it was a New Year’s resolution, or, more likely, it’s simply a goal you have every year. In either case, now that we’re more than halfway through 2025, how are you feeling about reaching that goal? Being as it is that life rarely follows…
Read More6 Easy Summer Crafts for Adults
As summer blooms into sun-soaked afternoons and long, balmy evenings, it brings with it the desire to be creative – especially alfresco! I like to create at my little bistro table under the roses in my garden, with a long cold drink by my side…
Read MoreWhy More Women Over 60 Are Getting Tattoos Than Ever Before
Not long ago, tattoos were often seen as the mark of rebellion. They were a statement reserved for the young, the wild, and the defiant. But walk into a tattoo studio today, and you may be surprised to find something quietly radical happening: women in their 60s, 70s, and beyond…
Read MoreAqua Aerobics… Our New Best Friend as We Age?
About 18 months ago I was staying in a Buddhist Monastery, carrying sacks of rice (I know, crazy in my 60s!) when I tore my meniscus disc. This led to severe osteoarthritis developing in my knee, and I am now on the waiting list for a total knee replacement…
Read MoreReading for Variety
Reading a variety of genres is fun. In this group of seven books, we have four history books, three memoirs, two novels, five that take place in foreign settings, two about war, and one natural history. Impossible? Not really. Interesting books often span genres such as The Sound of a Wild Snail Eating that is […]
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