I got off a recent flight to Cleveland and hopped in a cab to my hotel. The cab driver (ferryman) was delightful, welcoming and warm, clearly loving his city. It was easy to strike up a conversation…but I had no idea it would include how he reinvented retirement. Physical jobs may lead to a reinvented retirement Turns out Jerald was from the San Francisco Bay … [Read more...] about A Reinvented Retirement: From Fire Fighter to Ferryman
“If only my knees worked right, I would have a better retirement.”
Walking around the block, through the grocery store, up and down stairs is something most of us take for granted. But, Clara, who is 69 and a beautiful woman with a gorgeous hairdo, ran into trouble early on. She had severe issues with a hip and a knee early in her retirement. She has difficulty walking longer distances. And sometimes struggles walking through the grocery … [Read more...] about “If only my knees worked right, I would have a better retirement.”
Why IS Planning for Retirement Different for Women?
Every now and again I get an email out of the clear blue from someone I don’t know. After making sure it’s not spam, I take a look. Not long ago, the editor of another website contacted me. She asked me to be a guest blogger for their retirement site, Retirement & Good Living. They had seen my first book, What’s the Deal with® …Retirement Planning for Women?, and asked … [Read more...] about Why IS Planning for Retirement Different for Women?
Headline: In Profile with Marcia Mantell — The Women’s Market
Carolyn Ellis from Advisor Magazine interviewed Marcia after Marcia’s first book hit the market. She explores why Marcia is a strong advocate for women’s retirement and asked Marcia to offer up her advice for women to get in the game. Read the article on lifehealth.com> … [Read more...] about Headline: In Profile with Marcia Mantell — The Women’s Market
California or New Orleans – How To Decide Where to Live in Retirement?
What do you do if you had two fabulous places that you could retire too? One that has glorious weather and an amazing ocean. The other steeped in rich traditions and not-so-quiet spirits. One where your grown children live. The other where your family history lays. This begs the question: How will you decide where to live in retirement? Meeting Kimberly … [Read more...] about California or New Orleans – How To Decide Where to Live in Retirement?
