Do you know how to make the best use of your cell phone? We’ll bet you don’t … which is why you want to read, Wake Up … Or Can You?
In the continuing debate about healthcare in America, one thing gets lost: there is healthcare in other parts of the world that is accessible to Americans as you’ll see in this survey by InternationalLiving.com.
As baby boomers with more than a half-century of living under our belts, we’ve seen changes for better and for worse. BoomerCafé’s David Henderson believes our use of language falls into the latter category.
Let’s face it, many baby boomers are at an age when our favorite foods and drinks are no longer our friends and can be downright harmful. Who needs anything that’s going to clog arteries and raise blood pressure?
We’re running a primer on BoomerCafé on how to enroll in Medicare once you’re 65. This part is about prescription drug coverage, called “Medicare Part D.” There are tricky choices to be made.
Doncha just love it when we start to feel unglued?!? Boomer humor writer Renee Fisher feels that way … every single day. Which is why she wrote in her blog about Getting Found By Getting Lost.
Life is a roller coaster of good news and bad news. Christina Pierpaoli shares both in this special piece written for BoomerCafé. She advises, It’s Time To Have the “HIV” Talk With Baby Boomers.
Sometimes baby boomers think the best of their sex lives are behind them. But as Joan Price writes in Grandparents.com, that doesn’t have to be the case. She proposes Five Ways To Have More Sex Over 50.
Not long ago on BoomerCafé, you had the chance to share something that every baby boomer either already has dealt with, or is start to now, or will have to deal with: Medicare. Here is a primer for Medicare Part C.
Baby boomer Carrier Slocomb, who’s all about thriving, has his own rant about aging: “Growing Older Isn’t Hard.”
Two Boomers Out to See the World Check-In from Central Mexico
We think there’s nothing better than baby boomers who are still living the dream. That’s why we love to hear from Florence and Mike Lince, the “6-monthers.” They write from Tepoztlán, Mexico.
The Baby Boomer Retirement Crunch is Starting
Everything we’ve said about our generation is true: we might not feel like it, but we are an “aging population.” And, many people age 65 and older are already struggling to live off the amount they have saved for retirement.
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