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How to Make Gardening Easier as You Age
happy retirement Gardening can be harder on your body as you get older, but there are simple changes you can make so you don't have to give up this hobby.
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Can't Sleep at Night? Consider Getting Checked Out By a Doctor
health insurance Older adults are more likely to suffer from sleep disorders, such as insomnia and sleep apnea. Left untreated these conditions can have dire consequences.
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Living a Life of Purpose after Retirement: 3 Action Steps to Take
happy retirement When someone asks about what you do, the answer shouldn’t be, “I’m retired.” There is more to the second half of your life … a lot more.
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5 Signs You Should Fire Your Financial Adviser
retirement planning A strong relationship with a financial adviser you trust matters more the closer you get to retirement. Here are some of the reasons it may be time for you to part ways.
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3 Retirement Fairy Tales on Social Media: To Be Happy, Don’t Believe Them!
happy retirement The secret to a happy retirement can’t be found in the smiling fairy tale you see on Facebook. The fact is, while retirement has its joys, it also has its share of existential challenges. So, to be happy, be realistic, and do not believe these three myths.
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The Virtues of Volunteering
Empty Nesters To find your niche, focus on activities that pique your interest, and don't overcommit.
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Retirement Tips for Women – Whether You’re 22, 62 or 102
happy retirement Women of every age can benefit from the insights of this seasoned financial executive … and the wisdom of her 102-year-old grandmother. A Q&A with Nationwide’s Ann Bair reveals retirement strategies honed over three generations.
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How Retired Singles Can Safely Travel While Saving Money
Travel Many older adults look forward to seeing the world once they retire. Here are some tips for those who are single and looking for adventure.
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4 Steps to a Happy Single Retirement
happy retirement The number of seniors who are single and childless is growing. This group needs to be purposeful as they think about their health and finances and fostering companionship as they retire.
