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What if everything we thought we knew about aging is wrong? Dr. Leslie Martin is using an eight-decades long study to debunk a lot of the commonly held beliefs about the secrets of a long and healthy life. Her results are fascinating.
Pat Johnson and her friend Regina Fraser had a wild idea — they left their successful careers behind to launch a travel show that showcased their passion for arts, culture and friendships. Now the “Grannies on Safari” are a wild success.
Over the past few years, many have watched in horror as retirement accounts vaporized, jobs disappeared, and savings dried up. Lifestage planning expert John E. Nelson has tips to help you navigate the new world of retirement.
At some point, and sometimes at many points, each one of us will wonder what we’re going to do with the rest of our lives. Author Bruce Frankel set out to find out how people can succeed after the age of 60.
What if your worst nightmare came true? That’s the predicament Alexandra Penney faced in 2008 when she learned that her investment adviser was about to become notorious.
She’s an evangelist about the age wave, and award-winning writer Abigail Trafford says she’s uncovered research that confirms we’re much better at relationships as we age. Find out why.
It took him 13 years to get it made, but director Kenny Golde says his film about second-chance love taught him how important it is to treasure the wisdom of those older than us.
Is your money ready for the rest of your life? Financial whiz Julie Jason says she can help anyone at any income level learn to avoid common mistakes to make their investments last.
One of the country’s top aging experts says it’s no longer enough to simply hope for a long and happy life — you must plan for it. Learn how.
At the age of 81, Hershel McGriff is the oldest driver in NASCAR history. It’s not that he hasn’t thought about retirement; after all, he retired for the first time back in 1954. He says he just missed the action.
We hear it all the time. Volunteers get paid in satisfaction and that’s something money can’t buy. Julia’s retirement isn’t what she imagined. It’s better. Long hours and hard work never felt so good.
Dr. George Vaillant has spent more than 40 years studying the same group of former Harvard students and he says he’s uncovered the secrets of a long and fulfilling life.