3 Ways to Cope with the Retirement Blues
Settling down for retirement after many years of work can feel like a sigh of relief, a moment to catch your breath and slow down. However, this shift in lifestyle can also bring up feelings of sadness, [...]
4 Unconventional Vacations and Relocations
As generations leave the workforce, retirement culture resets and reshapes in unique ways. You may have seen your parents choose to retire at home or in their community, but Baby Boomers have taken a different approach to [...]
5 Smart Tips for Long Flights
One of the best ways to spend your retirement years is by traveling. Seeing the world and ticking off destinations from your bucket list can be exciting! But let’s be honest, the flights are miserable. Movement is [...]
Staying Social in Retirement
For many of us, retirement can be scary for many reasons. Retiring can be an acknowledgment of an end to a chapter of your life. Many people love their work, and the idea that they’d ever stop [...]
4 False Predictions About This Decade
You might have a lot to look forward to in the coming decade: Maybe your children will graduate from college, maybe you'll become a grandparent, and perhaps you'll retire. The 2020s probably aren't what a lot of [...]
Travel in Retirement Without Overspending
So, you want to become a world traveler in retirement, but you’re also a responsible person who knows they need to support themselves for the next 30 years. It’s a common conundrum in retirement. But, with careful [...]
3 Things We Can Learn from the Incredible Betty White
Actress Betty White died just short of her 100th birthday. You’ve probably watched at least one TV show or movie she’s in and might have read about her lifetime of work in a magazine recently. Even if [...]
Tips On How to Be a Lifelong Athlete
You may be interested to know that about 12% of U.S. tennis players are between 45 and 55, and 11% are 55 and older.[1] There are many sports that you can enjoy and excel at in your 50s [...]
How Prepared Are You for an Emergency?
When we consider everything life can throw at us, it seems important to prepare for setbacks. We’ve seen forest fires in California, Hurricane Ida, flooding in Tennessee, plus a continuation of COVID this year. There’s no getting [...]
Is Any of Your Stuff Valuable?
If you’ve lived somewhere for years, you’ve probably accumulated a lot of possessions. Maybe you’re running out of space, or you’re embracing the “spark joy” minimalist movement. Either way, having less clutter in your living space and [...]