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Mentally Prepare for Retirement

July 27, 2022

Wow! So many articles exist emphasizing the importance of being financially prepared for retirement, but who considers the importance of being mentally prepared? We work, make investments, and feel confident retirement will be the best chapter in the book of life. Finances are important but without being mentally prepared for a very different lifestyle, happiness […]

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How to Make New Friends in Retirement

October 21, 2019

Friends In Retirement A younger person may have easily found new friendships in school, work or through mutual family and friends. Retirement brings a different approach. However, a positive attitude toward friendship generally results in a long, happy and healthy retirement, one surrounded by friends. Local Clubs One way to find new friends is by […]

Senior Book Club Benefits

January 16, 2019

The benefits are endless. Retired Seniors take immense satisfaction in the time they now have to immerse themselves in a good book. Many who are visually impaired listen to audio books and visit with other bookworms. Joy is multiplied when able to share an interest in reading with others. Reading Benefits the Mind Books are […]

Tech for Seniors Keeps the Mind Young

August 15, 2018

Tech for Seniors New technology brings surprising and positive findings for living a full and active life while investing only a little extra time and effort. Technology developed with Seniors in mind helps an older population stay sharp, interested and informed. Move Over Junior; Grampa’s Turn to Play Video Games! Parents who are concerned about […]

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The 10 Best Perks About Growing Older

September 20, 2017

Society values the young or even the young at heart but we at Bridge to Better Living believe there is absolutely nothing wrong with growing older. In fact there are many aspects of life to appreciate and celebrate about when aging including the following top ten.

Dealing with Post-Retirement Depression

May 2, 2017

When thinking about retirement two common concerns are generally “Am I saving enough for retirement?” and “How much money will I actually need for retirement?” Financial security is always a major consideration but emotional security is equally important.

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