Whatever Happened to Customer Service? When You Have a Real Problem, Sometimes You Just Need a Real Person I bought a new Frigidaire refrigerator from Home Depot on April 20 of this year. It’s a new appliance. It shouldn’t be giving me much to think about. But recently it started making a strange noise. So […]
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Are You Still Paying for Things You No Longer Use? A Simple Retirement Expense Checkup One thing I’ve noticed as I’ve gotten older is how easy it is to keep paying for things simply because we’ve always paid for them. A subscription gets charged automatically. An insurance policy renews. A streaming service stays on the
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Why Friendships Change After 60—and Why That’s Okay Friendships have always been an important part of life. When we’re younger, they often seem to happen naturally. We make friends at school, at work, through our children, in the neighborhood, at church, or simply because we’re around the same people every day. But something changes as
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Why Having Less Stuff Can Make Life Easier After 60 Over the years, most of us accumulate a lot of stuff. Some of it we need. Some of it we love. Some of it reminds us of important people and wonderful times in our lives. And then there’s the other stuff. Things sitting in closets
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7 Monthly Expenses You May Be Able to Cut After 60 Without Sacrificing Comfort After 60, the way we think about money often begins to change. For many of us, it’s no longer about buying a bigger house, climbing the career ladder, or accumulating more things. It’s about enjoying the life we’ve worked hard to
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7 Phone Scams That Trick Seniors Every Day Phone scams are increasing every year. Scammers know that many older adults still answer calls from unknown numbers. The good news is that once you recognize the warning signs, these scams become much easier to avoid. Scam #1 – The Grandchild Emergency Scam Someone pretends to be
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By Gary Davis | Reinvent After 60 How to Tell If an Email Is Fake: 10 Red Flags Every Senior Should Know By Gary Davis | Reinvent After 60 Have You Ever Received an Email That Didn’t Feel Right? Most of us have. It might claim to be from your bank, Amazon, Medicare, or even
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By Gary Davis | Reinvent After 60 Why Scammers Target Older Adults (And How to Protect Yourself) By Gary Davis | Reinvent After 60 Why Are Older Adults Targeted? No one likes to think they could become the victim of a scam. Unfortunately, scammers often target older adults—not because they’re less intelligent, but because they
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5 Simple Ways to Stay Safe Online After 60 By Gary Davis Most of us lock our doors before going to bed. We buckle our seat belts before driving. We take common-sense steps to protect ourselves every day. But many of us don’t think as much about protecting ourselves online. As someone over 60, I’ve
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10 Things I Know at 79 That I Didn’t Know at 39 When I was 39 years old, life was busy. I was focused on work, paying the bills, raising a family, and planning for the future. Like many people, I believed success meant working hard, earning more money, and providing for the people I
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