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6 Reasons to Love Face Masks – Besides the Obvious

By Ilene Marcus June 19, 2020

There’s nothing like a pandemic to show the cracks in the veneer. Where things can break down. What does not work. And yet I am the eternal optimist. I like to find that silver lining. The lesson, the takeaway, the surprise…

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How Pets Can Benefit Older People’s Mental and Physical Health

By Sixty and Me June 17, 2020

Are you thinking about getting a pet? Do you share your home with a furry friend already? Aside from being cute and furry (or feathery), pets can bring a lot more than we think to our lives, especially as we get older…

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Feeling Down on Yourself in Your 60s? 3 Fantastic Things to Remember

By Martha Bodyfelt June 01, 2020

We all have guilty pleasures. But do you want to know which one is my favorite? I love watching House Hunters on HGTV! There’s nothing better to do on a lazy Sunday morning. So, coffee in hand…

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Do You Think of Thrifting as a Spiritual Practice? I Sure Do – and Here’s Why!

By Nicole Christina May 25, 2020

I consider myself a world class thrifter. I’m very proud of that credential. If I’m traveling and I have a little time, I head right to the local thrift store (there’s an app for that)…

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An Interview with a Retired Millionaire: Living Better for Less in Retirement

By Elizabeth Dunkel May 16, 2020

Today, I wanted to share an interview I had with a millionaire who has just retired. I wanted us to see how she thinks, how she lives, what she does. I hope it gives you some perspective about your life, your retirement savings and your relationship to money. Read More

Frugal (and Fun!) Fashion Over 60: How to Spend Less and Reuse More!

By Sixty and Me May 16, 2020

If you love fashion but have a conservative clothing budget, do you feel as if you must forgo new styles and accessories? Does it take a lot of money to look terrific or can you be frugal and still have fun?

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3 Money Topics to Discuss with Your Partner Before Retirement (#2 Could Save Your Marriage)

By Sixty and Me May 11, 2020

One of the most awkward topics of conversation in a relationship is money. It’s daunting, but once you learn how to talk about money, you’ll find different parts of your post-retirement life opening up…

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Is Now the Best Time to Learn a Musical Instrument?

By Patrick O'Malley May 02, 2020

We have all seen our lives change due to the Coronavirus. Whether we are in lockdown, observing reduced contact with others (social distancing), or even just pondering the effects…

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My Super-Easy, Too-Good-to-Be-True, Immune-Boosting, Vegan, Gluten-Free, Comfort Food Lentil Stew – You’re Gonna Love It!

By Karen Margaret Kay March 29, 2020

Coming home from grocery stores in the past weeks during this rapidly escalating Covid-19 outbreak has left me both anxious and overwhelmed. As I’ve scanned the increasing number of empty shelves in most grocery chains…

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Social Security is a Dead Man Walking: You Need a Plan B!

By Sixty and Me March 21, 2020

Social Security is dead. It just hasn’t stopped twitching. This is the only conclusion that I can come to after reviewing all of the available data and considering the political and social environment that we are likely to face over the next 20-30 years.

In fact, the more I think about Social Security, the more I believe that everyone, from recent retirees to Millennials need to assume that this safety net will disappear, in whole, or in part, within the next few decades. Read More