A top priority for many retiring seniors is travel. But vacations can also be difficult, tiring, and frustrating without the proper planning or good help. Here are some tips that may help your travels go a lot more smoothly. Read more...

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There are now 22 million senior homeowners in the U.S. 85% of them want to stay in their homes for the balance of their remaining years. It’s important to make this decision as early as possible so they may make necessary changes to the home over time. Read more...

Found in: Aging

Are you looking forward to no alarm clocks, nowhere to be, nothing to do? Beware. You need a segue plan. And no, it’s not endless days of open-ended nothingness...it’s a plan that takes you 180 degrees away from your career. Read more...

Found in: Retirement

Many young people today have two impressions of retirement: that it will be “fun times of lazy, happy days and lounging around” or it will be “years of sadness filled with financial and health issues.” Neither picture is accurate. Read more...

Found in: Retirement

Judging from the success of the author’s recently published iPads For Seniors For Dummies, a lot of seniors are buying iPads. If you want to jump on the bandwagon, here’s some information and advice to help you choose the right model iPad for you. Read more...

Found in: Computers & Technology

Travel is frequently listed as one of the “must do” things on retirees’ lists, and resorts that not only pamper but also include natural beauty, history, great food, and lots of recreational opportunities are very attractive. Here are five of the best. Read more...

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If you're one of the approximately 13,680 people who is turning sixty every day, and you find yourself panicking: take stock of your life, redefine your priorities, and begin each day to practice these simple recommendations. Read more...

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This was a fantastic trip, a feast for the eyes, and not too tough on the wallet. Total damages amounted to $2745, which included all lodging, admissions, food, gas and car rental, but the memories and sights were, as they say, "priceless." Read more...

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While demand for nonprofit services skyrockets, fundraising is way down, and some predict as many as 100,000 organizations could run out of money. Retirees are helping out by using the expertise they gained through a lifetime of work. Read more...

Found in: Retirement

Fraudulent emails, referred to as phishing scams, are everywhere on the Internet. Most share some common traits. By learning to spot these telltale signs you can avoid becoming the victim of a financial attack. Read more...

Found in: Computers & Technology