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Ask A Retirement Coach: How Do I Protect My Own Time?
Analyzing Those Famous Last Words: Let’s Be Sure to Stay in Touch
Bridging Generations by Crossing the Intergenerational Digital Divide
Bridging the Social Worlds: The Value of Intergenerational Relationships
Power Of Attorney: Choose Someone Who Loves You More Then Your Money
Sadly, financial elder abuse is a significant issue which is why choosing the right Power of Attorney for you is extremely important.
Retirement Riches: The Power of Staying Connected
The transition to retirement is a significant life change. But knowing how to stay engaged and connected can make this truly an amazing time of life.
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Moving Forward: Finding Strength in Loss and Rediscovery Through Travel
After suffering immeasurable grief, Danny Slupeiks discovered that travel became his way of reconnecting with the world and with himself.
Ask A Retirement Coach: How Do I Protect My Own Time?
When you retire, there's often a perception from others that you have lots of available time. How can you protect your time without offending them?
Analyzing Those Famous Last Words: Let’s Be Sure to Stay in Touch
All too often when we leave someplace we say to the people around us, "Let's be sure to stay in touch". But do we really mean it? Or is this just something that we say to make us all just feel better?
Bridging Generations by Crossing the Intergenerational Digital Divide
For older people striving to interact more with younger people, there is reason to feel optimistic. Although those in later life often are apprehensive at how fast things are changing, technological advancements will make it easier for them to pursue their intergenerational social relationships.
Bridging the Social Worlds: The Value of Intergenerational Relationships
Intergenerational relationships are most often promoted as making both older and younger generations happier, valued, and self-fulfilled—all good things. However, as Dr. Stephen Golant shares, we must avoid putting all older—and younger—people in the same social box.
Power Of Attorney: Choose Someone Who Loves You More Then Your Money
Sadly, financial elder abuse is a significant issue which is why choosing the right Power of Attorney for you is extremely important.
Retirement Riches: The Power of Staying Connected
The transition to retirement is a significant life change. But knowing how to stay engaged and connected can make this truly an amazing time of life.
Creating a Financial Legacy for Only $100 a Year - 2024 Update
When Richard's granddaughter turned eight, he gave her $100 to invest and has been doing that every year. Elsie is now twelve and here's what she has learned so far.
Motherhood: The Road Not Taken
Wendy Reichental has been thinking a lot about regrets and the weight of our choices, specifically those related to having or not having children.
Aging in the Right Place: Do You Want Your Neighbours to Think and Act Like You?
When choosing where to retire, who lives in potential retirement destinations is often on retirees' minds.
Cracks in the Foundation: Exploring the Rise of Grey Divorces
There is a definite increase in the number of older people getting divorced. What is causing this to happen?
Another Day - Another Funeral
Mike Drak has found that he seems to be going to many funerals lately which forced him to consider his own exit plans.
Surrounded By People Not A Cure For Loneliness
Loneliness can be a significant challenge for many people when aging however just being with people is not the answer. It's a little more complicated than that.
Share Your Critical Information Before Your Family Actually Needs It
It's probably not at the top of your to-do list but should be. It's important to share your critical information with your family before they actually need it.
Navigating an Out-of-Sync Marriage in Retirement
What happens if partners don't retire at the same time? As Wendy Reichental discovered, it can cause some challenges.
Are We Handing Down Treasured Family Heirlooms Or Guilt?
People are downsizing and in turn looking to hand down their heirlooms to their children who quite frankly don't want them.
Building A Generative Retirement
So often we view our life after work as being an ending stage. But here’s another perspective.
Why We Need to Get Comfortable Talking About Death
Many people will often try and avoid talking about death. But death is inevitable and getting comfortable talking about death can not only help us but also those we love.
Analyzing the Famous Last Words: Let's Be Sure To Stay In Touch
Whether we're leaving high school or our careers, let's be sure to stay in touch are words that are often said. But do we really do this or is it just really only words?
Marriage – Been There, Done That, Don’t Want To Do It Again
How women and men view marriage later in life is starting to differ.
Looking Ahead To Retirement? Why Not Take It For A Test Drive
Could taking your retirement for a test drive first be a good way to ease into this life transition?
The Writing and Lessons Of A Eulogy
After my father passed away, I had to decide whether I wanted to say something or not. I decided to do it, and also learned something through the process.
Dating Again? How To Tell Your Adult Children Without Freaking Them Out
Dating can be a fun but complicated process and can also get complicated when introducing a new relationship to an Adult Child.
Becoming A Grandmother Retirement Rebel
After witnessing the birth of her granddaughter, everything changed for Donne Davis and she launched The GaGa Sisterhood. This is her story.
Retirement Lessons From A Pandemic – No Grudges, No Regrets
“Resentment is like taking poison and waiting for the other person to die.” - Malachy McCourt
