Consumer Reports: Starting a Second Career to Sail Through Retirement
After working for a few decades, and as retirement approaches, many of us begin to think about a second career. What else we could we do that would be more…
The New York Times: Older Job Seekers Find Ways to Avoid Age Bias
JAMES S. KUNEN, 66, teaches English as a second language at the Center for Immigrant Education and Training at LaGuardia Community College in Queens. When he was let go as…
The New York Times: Getting a Senior Discount? Here’s How to Give It Away
THREE dollars can go a long way. Moviegoers 65 and older who bought tickets at the Bainbridge Cinemas or the Bainbridge Performing Arts center in Bainbridge Island, Wash., could pay…
The New York Times Column: Gaining in Years, and Helping Others to Make Gains
DAVID N. CAMPBELL’S path to creating and running a volunteer organization began when he heard about the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami. His response was something he had not seen coming.…
The New York Times Column: As One Career Wraps Up, Finding That Next Role
WHEN she was just 10 years old, Mary Jackson began her teaching career on the back porch of her family’s home in Easley, S.C. It was there that she set…
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Why You Need To Read The New Social Security Statements
Beginning this month, many workers will get Social Security benefit estimate statements in their mailboxes for the first time since 2011. But to get the most out of them, you…
The New York Times: Column: Finding an Identity Beyond the Workplace
WHEN Guy Johnson retired from his tax management position at Unilever, one of the world’s largest consumer products companies, he was sure that he was prepared. But he was fooling…
Kerry’s Expert Advice, The Star-Ledger: Working into Retirement and Beyond
Every month, more than a quarter-million Americans turn 65 — what used to be considered the normal retirement age. Many will remain in their current jobs. Others will seek out…
What is It With Women and Financial Literacy?
Drumroll, please. Prudential’s eighth biennial study on the Financial Experience & Behaviors Among Women was unveiled today and the news is this: Women feel no more prepared to make wise…
USA Today: Book Review, The Upside of Aging
There’s something exciting and energizing about watching a recent concert performance of Bruce Springsteen, 65, blazing through a rendition of Tumbling Dice with Mick Jagger, 70, and the Rolling Stones…
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