
New Study Reveals the Challenges of Funding Retirement (1 of 2)
Are you ready to proactively help your future-self enjoy a happy, satisfying, and secure retirement?

New Solutions to Fund Your Retirement (2 of 2)
You’ve probably heard the news: Americans are not saving enough for retirement. By a long shot.
What Really Makes Retirees Happy (Hint: It Isn’t the Money)
We’ve all heard it before: Being rich doesn’t make you happy. Why then, has our retirement planning focused almost exclusively on financial planning with little regard to life planning?

Lessons Learned At The Esalen Benefit Weekend
For those of you who do not already know, the Esalen Institute in Big Sur, California is home to a truly unique, magical, loving, authentic community of highly intelligent, well-educated and talented thought-leaders committed to positive global transformation.
How Virtual Reality Can Boost Retirement Savings
Maddy Dychtwald, Co-founder of Age Wave describes this new tech tool that is on the horizon.
Seat Mii outcry highlights 'outdated' auto marketing
Criticism by consumers on social media to news that Seat and Cosmopolitan have created a "car for women" underlines the continued inability of automotive brands to market to women without resorting to tired stereotypes.

How Female Economic Power Improves Society
As women gain more financial clout, their spending patterns direct more money toward education, health and community.

2 Weeks Maternity Leave Is Enough for Me, Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer
The current length of maternity leave is one-size-fits-all, but what does that say about the value we place on balancing work and family?
Baby boomers’ retirement: The country’s biggest and most predictable train wreck?
With temperatures climbing over 100 degrees by mid-afternoon, a recently retired couple chatted and paddled around in the pool at the Courtyards at Elk Creek, a community of upscale patio homes near 45th Street and Rock Road.
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Working Past Retirement Benefits Your Health, Study Says
esearchers from Oregon State University find that when healthy adults work one year past the typical retirement age of 65, they increase their odds of living longer.
