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In the last 10 years, Americans aged 60 and older have amassed debts quicker than all other age groups, partly because too few saved enough to retire comfortably. This series seeks to raise awareness about common debt traps and how to escape them
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For some, leaving the workforce proves to be unfulfilling or not financially sustainable. We’ll feature stories about people who ‘unretire,’ including those who start a new business.
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A person supporting a loved one. Next Avenue, depression

How to Support a Loved One Struggling With Depression

Mental Health and Well-BeingIf a loved one has been diagnosed with depression, sought treatment and needs support, it's important to understand your role. That role is mainly to listen.

By Amy Jamieson

Work & Purpose

A person working at a garden center. Next Avenue

Unretired? Your Favorite Store Needs You

Retailers rely more on retirees as young people switch to less-structured jobs, like delivering food and walking dogs

Work & Purpose

Health

A person putting eye drops in their eye. Next Avenue, dry eye disease

Easing Dry Eye Disease

Treatments for DED — a set of conditions caused by insufficient tears to wet the eye — range from prescriptions to medical procedures

Health

Living

Watering Hacks for Houseplants

If you're about to leave town and don't have a plan yet, your thoughts can easily go to the worst case scenario — dead plants. We have watering tips.

Living

Special Coverage

Retirement means more than just leaving a career. It also can mean moving from a house you have lived in for years to a home with less space for your possessions. This "downsizing" process can seem daunting at first, but it is manageable — and sometimes cathartic, nostalgic or even fun.

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Sponsored by Acts Retirement Life Communities

In the last 10 years, Americans aged 60 and older have amassed debts quicker than all other age groups, partly because too few saved enough to retire comfortably. This series seeks to raise awareness about common debt traps and how to escape them.

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Funded by RRF Foundation for Aging

For some, leaving the workforce proves to be unfulfilling or not financially sustainable. Read the stories of people who 'unretire,' including those who start a new business.

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Funded by Richard M. Schulze Family Foundation and EIX