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More and more people looking to combat lonliness and ease housing costs are opening their homes to roommates. Learn about the benefits of getting a roommate in retirement.
Hosting an exchange student as a retiree can have multiple benefits for everyone involved. Here's what you should know about how to get started.
Libraries have undergone an evolution in the last 20 years offering a wide range of classes and opportunities to meet new people. If you're looking for a place to find community, start with your library.
If you've decided you retired prematurely there are a few things you need to consider before rejoining the workforce. Here's how to unretire.
Is it time we retire the phrase senior citizen? Most people think so. Here's where the term comes from and why it's fallen out of favor.
Grandparents wishing to have strong relationships with their grandchildren need to get involved early and nurture shared interests to build lifelong friendships.
Grandmother and Grandson, Joy and Brad Ryan, are on a mission to visit all 63 National Parks together. Along the way they've learned a lot about life and each other.
As people age they naturally feel more grateful, which is great news because cultivating gratitude comes with a host of health and emotional benefits.
Retirement planning advice doesn't need to cost an arm and a leg. Check out these courses and resources that offer retirement planning education for free.
The Stanford Center on Longevity's study on the future of aging focuses on policy and societal change, but there are some key takeaways individuals can apply to their own lives.
Many people dream of a retirement filled with travel only to find that their budget isn't quite up to their nomadic visions. Home exchange offers a budget friendly way to see the world.
There are plenty of reasons why home exchange is an ideal mode of travel for retirees. Here are seven.
Deciding where you'll live in retirement can be complicated. Answering these three questions can help you decide if your home is the best place to live in retirement.
Volunteering offers a host of benefits to retired people, from a way to stay engaged in the community to a source of meaning in everyday life.
