When my wife and I retired we were thrust together, facing each other day in and day out. Now what? Let's talk respect.

Finding something to do that is meaningful to us is one of retirement’s little challenges. I often advocate looking to the past for ...

It has been a long time since dancing horses were a rave at circuses and fairs. Today I’m astounded by...

Just where will you go when where you live no longer works for you? Join Retirement Coach Ed Zinkiewicz & Financial Advisor Bryan De Cuir...

Don't Get Pooped! Get energized! Find what energizes you to know what is important to continue.

3 approaches to deal with the unexpected. Move through surprises and challenges and win to the other side with success.

Join Retirement Coach Ed Zinkiewicz and Financial Advisor Bryan De Cuir as they talk about downsizing alternatives for older adults with thr

Take that hobby to the next level when you retire—do it more often, invest in training, or convert it to a part-time job.

4 major avenues to explore to get your retirement started without having to rely on following others.

Volunteering provides a wealth of opportunity, a willingness to make a difference, and a panoply of response to the the needs of so many.

What you wear may be a clue to who you have become. Do you live up to the promises you made to yourself about who you would become?

Building remarkable experience one fun step at a time. Take your hobby to the next level and make it extraordinary.

A fun Christmas story.

A Christmas shopping list with a focus on items that can be sent, not hand carried.

My spoon playing at Publix. You can have a great deal of fun if you jump at an opportunity.

How you can help create events that can build life-long traditions. Make your events repeatable and memorable.

5 tips to help your family build a string of memories that reach through their lives into their future.

Getting older has its worries: death, losing all our money, becoming dependent. Transform your fears into positive directions.

How do you like doing all those exercises? I have a tip for you. Do the exercises or hurt. My wife’s cousin Carolyn shared a caution...

Keeping busy is often over-rated. Some of your best moments might be spent doing nothing.