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If you ask me, I’m feeling the slump. There’s the burn from the first half of the year now that it’s July. It’s…
The truth is, most of us live our lives like we’re never going to get old. But we are going...
For the first time, Thailand also cracked the top 10 list while Sri Lanka made its first-ever debut.
One couple from Arkansas may have just given seven siblings the best Christmas of their lives when they adopted the brood.
Not surprisingly, a new list of the best places to retire in the United States is dominated by warm, sun-soaked cities in the...
On average, transitioning to retirement increased the amount of time spent sitting from four and a half to six hours per day.
Do you want to travel around the world but have no means? You might learn how from the strategies of a retired railway worker.
Considering criteria such as cost of living, healthcare and climate, Costa Rica has been named as the ideal destination to retire in for 2018, says a study.
In its July 8 issue, the Economist asks in its editorial titled “Over 65 shades of gray,” “What do you call someone who is over 65 but not yet elderly? This stage of life, between work and decrepitude, lacks a name.”
Oh, God, no!” Josie Cruz Natori said, grimacing when asked if she ever thought of retirement. The oversized, pendulous earrings on her lobes jounced as she shook her head at the thought of leaving the brand she founded 40 years ago.
