Personalities

Baby boomer bloggers focus on the holidays

Rita R. Robison / December 22, 2014

If a blog is a present, then here is what's under the Baby Boomer Christmas tree this year, says Tom […]

Is the Washington Post writing favorable articles about gaming?

Rita R. Robison / December 16, 2014

Photo: Steve Jurvetson I read The Washington Post every day. I occasionally find articles about government that I don’t see

Baby boomer bloggers focusing on tablets, shopping, money, death, and insurance

Rita R. Robison / October 20, 2014

Laura Lee Carter of the Midlife Crisis Queen is the host for this week’s Best of Boomer Blogs #378. Laura

Baby boomer bloggers writing about travel, death, marriage, and vanity

Rita R. Robison / October 13, 2014

Amy Blitchok of the Modern Senior is the host for this week’s Best of Boomer Blogs #377. For this fall's

Baby boomer bloggers writing about travel, health, sex, love, and personalities

Rita R. Robison / September 8, 2014

Amy Blitchok of the Modern Senior is the host for this week’s Best of Boomer Blogs #372. As summer slides

Baby boomer bloggers write about rural living, black history, appliances, and travel

Rita R. Robison / September 2, 2014

Tom Sightings of Sightings Over Sixty is the host for this week’s Best of Boomer Blogs #371. In his article

Did you enjoy the 66th Emmy Awards?

Rita R. Robison / August 26, 2014

Photo: JKBRASIL I’m not a fan of television. Way too much violence and nonsense. I regularly watch “Grey’s Anatomy,” “Downton

Food, health, housing, and personal growth are topics capturing the attention of baby boomer bloggers this week

Rita R. Robison / August 25, 2014

I’m the host for this week’s Best of Boomer Blogs #370. The fantastic weather in the Seattle area continues, and

Baby boomer bloggers focusing on life, death, health, relationships, retirement, travel, and music

Rita R. Robison / August 18, 2014

Meryl Baer of Six Decades and Counting…Life Reinvented is the host for this week’s Best of Boomer Blogs #369. As

This week's top 10 money tips

1. Look for bargains in May on mattresses, appliances, spring clothing, cookware, bedding, and more.

2. Be careful of fees when you use buy now, pay later for purchases.

3. Take a look at these financial terms that people don’t understand, which are costing them nearly $1,000 a year.

4. Spruce up your finances for spring with these tips.

5. Be sure to understand the new requirements for realtor fees because a settlement with realtors hasn’t resulted in the savings expected.

6. Take a look on these details on how Amazon bullies companies in to increasing prices, which costs people more.

7. Beware of debt relief companies that use false claims and charge illegal upfront fees.

8. Be aware Party City is making a comeback by launching inside Staples locations.

9. Pick YouTube TV for live sports and simplicity, or Hulu if you want an all-in-one replacement for both cable and streaming, if you’re trying to decide between the two.

10. Be aware Whirlpool has agreed to a class action settlement to resolve claims that certain refrigerators it manufactured are defective.

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