by Birddog37
February 23, 2011 in Our World
DAYTONA BEACH, July 20– When we put the Over60Exchange together, it was not easy. It took 18 months to come up with the right formula for what to offer on the Over60Exchange that would have the greatest impact on people age 50 and older. A recent independent study conducted by one of the world’s largest […]
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February 22, 2011 in Miscellaneous Chat
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February 22, 2011 in Miscellaneous Chat
Summer is a time hitting the open road, but before you go, here are a few tips keeping the home safe: * Make sure your home looks occupied. Stop delivery of mail and newspapers. Put a couple lights and a radio on automatic timers. The one room in the home that can be used 24/7 […]
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February 22, 2011 in Miscellaneous Chat
My gosh, the holidays are upon us! I felt compelled to publish a list of safety reminders because, the fact is, the number of reported theft is up nationwide. Please read and share so you, and your family, can have a safe and happy holiday season: * When possible shop in pairs, it is safer […]
by Jim Willis
February 22, 2011 in The Economy
In today’s volatile economic world it’s more important than ever for seniors to stick together and encourage one another. How have you managed to reinvent yourself? What steps have you taken to prepare actively for the new world that is upon us? Tell us your story. Share your life-affirming tips with others. We want to […]
by Jim Willis
February 22, 2011 in The Economy
In many ways, the recent economic downturn caught a lot of people by surprise. There are those who said we should have seen it coming. There are others who say they did see it coming. But, one way or another and whether or not it was expected, the severity of the collapse has affected us […]
by Jim Willis
February 22, 2011 in The Economy
Honestly, I’m scared. What I hear from the “experts” on television is that no one knows how bad times will get before they get better. Any ideas about how to weather the economic storm? Many years ago I had a conversation with a Jewish woman whose father died in Germany during World War II. Her […]
by Jim Willis
February 22, 2011 in Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
The topic today involves retirement. Over the last thirty years I’ve counseled hundreds of people faced with the problems and opportunities that accompany achieving the symbolic age of 65. But times have changed. This isn’t our parent’s era anymore. The days of buying a house for $8,000, paying off the mortgage and selling it for $300,000 […]