Planning for aging baby boomers
Before I became a blogger, I worked as a planner for the state of Washington. When I read that the […]
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Growth in subprime auto market similar to pre-meltdown mortgage market before Great Recession
Growth in the subprime auto market is raising concerns that lending practices are leading to conditions that risk causing serious
What to buy and not buy in January
I’ll be shopping at the January sales. It’s often possible to get a good deal on a warm, winter coat,
Government funding compromise is bad for consumers
Before I start writing my holiday articles, I want to comment on the $1.1 trillion government funding bill that passed
Facts and figures for Labor Day 2014
Labor Day, the holiday to celebrate American workers, is coming up quickly. What are your plans? Will you be traveling,
General Motors to pay record $35 million fine for delayed response to ignition recall
Photo: IFCAR General Motors has agreed to pay a record $35 million fine and take part in oversight requirements as
Baby boomer bloggers writing about racism, memories, and retirement
Amy Blitchok of the Modern Senior is the host for this week’s Best of Boomer Blogs #356. Blitchok weighs in
What do you want in your community as you age?
The vast majority of people age 50 and older plan to live independently in their communities. Boomers and older adults
Airline performance continues to improve in 2013, annual rating shows
Airline performance in 2013 was the highest since the Airline Quality Rating started in 1991. Of the 15 carriers rated