Saying Goodbye to the Parents We Knew As We Watch Them Age
Watching our parents age is tough and heartbreaking. But at the same time, there are many things that are enjoyable about “growing up” with them.
Do’s & Don’ts When The Kids Won’t Come Home For The Holidays
If you’re facing a smaller holiday table this year, here are the do's and don'ts that can help you rediscover the true meaning of tradition.
Dining Out Alone, Oh My!
A frequent traveler, Lorie has a lot of experience eating out alone. Read why she loves it, plus few tricks for a successful dining adventure.
Will Social Security and Medicare Be There When You Need Them?
Following talks about cuts to Social Security and Medicare, a finance journalist asks herself if she will enjoy the benefits she's worked so long for.
Fitness After 50: It’s Not All Zumba and Aqua Aerobics!
When it comes to fitness after 50, it's not all Zumba and aqua aerobics! Celebrity personal trainer brings you the best tips to stay fit during midlife.
The Autumn Years: Why Midlife is the Best Season
I am no longer naïve like springtime, nor am I yet devoid of many signs of life, like the winter. No, I am in the comfortable autumn of womanhood.
Talking Openly About End-of-Life Care
Debbie Reslock shares why we should talk about end-of-life intentions early on, and suggests 5 steps to start the conversation.
The 5 Best Surprises About Growing Older
When we finally let go of self-inflicted stereotypes about growing older, we are able to see the opportunities ahead, and it's energizing.
3 Money Lessons to Teach Your Children Before They Go to College
Are you getting ready to send your kids off to college? Financial expert Laurie Itkin's money lessons are the best parting gift you can give them.
Cashing Out Your 401(k) is a Costly Idea
Laurie Itkin explains why early 401(k) withdrawals are a dangerous idea and what you need to know if you're planning to cash out your retirement account.
