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Are Older Investors Being Too Conservative? A Controversial Look at How We Save for Retirement

By Margaret Manning November 15, 2018

The idea that investors should be more conservative with their money as they get a little older is based on solid investment wisdom. After all, the last thing you want to happen one year before retirement is for your life savings to go up in smoke during a market correction. Read More

How to Rock Fashion Over 50 Like a Celebrity! (We Bet You’re Missing #3!)

By Sixty and Me October 29, 2018

Finding your inner-goddess can be as simple as playing a role – just like a real-life movie star! You don’t need to be in a big budget Hollywood movie to feel like a million dollars. Do you have what it takes to rock fashion over 50 like a celebrity? Of course you do! Read More

Fashion After 50: The Search for Funky Treasures

By Sixty and Me October 27, 2018

Low prices are not the only thing that makes thrift stores so great. In fact, the treasures you can find there make the trip really worth while. Join us in conversation with lifestyle blogger Mel Kobayashi, who knows everything about thrift shopping. Enjoy the show! Read More

Want to Start a Business After 60? Ask Yourself these 5 Questions First!

By Margaret Manning September 10, 2018

Women over 60 have a strong independent streak. When we were younger, we used the word “freedom” carelessly. In many ways, it defined our lifestyle. We were free to wear bohemian clothing, free to travel where the wind took us and free to choose unconventional lifestyles. Read More

6 Things to Do When Planning a Perfect Short Getaway in Florida

By Lynn Clare August 23, 2018

Sometimes you need a break but don’t have the time or budget for a big trip. Short little getaways can be the perfect solution.

For me, the combination of sun and sand can really set me right in a short amount of time. It makes me feel like I’ve stepped into a tropical paradise even though I may only be a couple of hours from home. Read More

5 Tips for Handing Social Situations and Interacting with Other People

By Becki Cohn-Vargas August 20, 2018

Have you noticed that sometimes, when we are talking to a friend or family member, they suddenly get defensive? In such situations, we often wonder what we might have said to offend them. Read More

Living Comfortably Solely Off of Your Social Security Income is Entirely Possible in One of These Cities

By Sixty and Me August 20, 2018

Living paycheck to paycheck is a struggle that so many of us regularly deal with.

But when the only paycheck you’re living off of comes from monthly Social Security benefits, that struggle can become almost unmanageable depending on where you live. Read More

How Technology Can Help You Expand Your Friendships After 50

By Ann Voorhees Baker August 13, 2018

Seems like, with every year, we find ourselves regarding our women friends as ever more precious. We’ve learned that our husbands or partners cannot satisfy every need we have for sharing and companionship, but that’s OK because we have friends who share the interests that our partners don’t. Read More

Myths, Facts and Reasons to Consider a Senior Move Manager

By Anthony Cirillo May 10, 2018

I had the pleasure of recently interviewing Mary Kay Buysee, Executive Director of the National Association of Senior Move Managers (NASMM) here in the U.S.  Read More

How to Start a Consulting Business After 50: 6 Tips You Need to Know

By Sixty and Me May 08, 2018

Before I retired from my corporate career, I thought that starting a business meant finding a big idea, developing a product, hiring staff and setting out to “make the world a better place.” Like most people, I saw the stories of companies like Facebook and Google and believed that starting a company required a hard-to-find combination of business and technical skills. Read More