We’re not naming names, but more than a few people we know may have a little money on their NCAA tournament bracket this year. In fact, it’s always interesting to see…
One of the biggest mistakes people make in retirement planning is to underestimate their longevity. The best practice is to assume you’re going to outlive expectancies and plan accordingly. That said,…
This Forbes article introduces us to the “new theory of well-being.” The five ingredients of what scientists call “authentic happiness” are: Positive emotions, engagement, positive relationships, meaning and accomplishment. This is…
It may sound too simple, maybe too ‘new age-y’ to be taken seriously. But, the first step in retirement planning is imagining or “seeing yourself” in this new phase of…
Traditionally, a ‘gap year’ means taking a year off after finishing high school and before going to college, or before going into grad school or a career after completing an…
On this, the occasion of our 150th blog post, we would like to share with you, intrepid readers, our very own Top 150 List. (David Letterman, eat your heart out!…
Dick Van Dyke, one of our all-time favorite actors and dancers, has released a book called “Keep Moving – And Other Tips and Truths About Aging.” We haven’t ordered it…
We all know grey is the new black. But, did you know Road Scholar is the new Elderhostel? The non-profit lifelong learning program that’s been around since the 70’s changed…
Lately, we’ve observed some intriguing generational differences with regards to spending money. Unlike their baby boomer parents, millennials seem to be more interested in accumulating experiences than material possessions. This…
That oldie but goodie by Bette Midler says it best: You’ve got to have friends. The feeling’s oh so strong. You’ve got to have friends To make that day last…