By Joe Casey Retirement is clearly changing. For many, it includes part-time work or a second career in the gig economy. For decades in the U.S., it was commonly seen as a period of leisure following a long career. But today, work is playing a larger role in retirement. And it’s for a variety of […]

by Denis Wuestman If you want to go somewhere it helps to have a plan to get there. Seems to make a lot of sense, as I am sure we have all planned or have been involved in the planning of a trip, celebration, or a work related project. They all have something in common […]

By Joe Casey There’s a lot going on with technology for older adults. It is changing day to day retirement life in many ways. And it’s rapidly becoming another aspect of adjusting to retirement. How high tech will your life in retirement be when you’re ready to retire? If you are of a certain age, […]

by Joe Casey In their article “The Gray Divorce Revolution”, the researchers note that the rate of divorce among older Americans 65 and over, has more than doubled in recent years – in contrast to the divorce rates in younger groups which decreased or remained flat. Multiple factors are contributing to this trend. Life spans […]