Recent content by Rich29

First one in my family to graduate from college.

Don't spend beyond your means and have a disciplined approach to saving.

40% Equities 40% Fixed Income 20% Cash and Equivalents

After enjoying living in a 55+ community for 16 years we felt it is time to move to an independent living community in Atlanta to be nearer family. We will be moving next week. If needed down the road, this place has assisted living and memory care. It has been an emotional decision that we have...

Tariffs are Taxes! I cannot see any upside.

I'm 79 and holding (I wish).

Forecast is for a high of 74 degrees so I'm digging out the golf clubs for a round of 9 holes.

Retired at age of 72. I've been retired for 8 years and enjoying the other side of life.

I converted to MAC about 10 years ago. The hardest part of the learning curve for me was learning Apple's version of EXCEL which is called PAGES. Once I got the hang of PAGES, I was hooked. Love the fact that my iPhone and MAC are completely synced.

Started going to summer YMCA camp for two weeks when I was 9. As I got older I worked at the camp, first as a dishwasher then junior counselor. During my college years I worked at the camp every summer as a counselor or in other positions. Fast forward to adult and senior adult years, I have...

Best wishes Holly

We woke up this morning to find these views. We hardly ever get snow in South Carolina so this is quite rare.

Fort Dix, NJ Aberdeen Proving Grounds, MD

So sorry for you loss. It seems life doesn't get any easier as we pass through it.

My United Health Care Advantage plan thru AT&T (former employer) allows one to go back to a traditional medicare plan in the first year. After that you can't go back.