he financial “reckoning” we have just gone through has caused many of us to seriously rethink our current lives and future retirements. While many Americans got pretty shaken up over this past decade, most of us are emerging wiser, more disciplined and with a more pragmatic approach to a new kind of retirement.
Try not to dress like a “tourist;” dress inconspicuously and as much like the locals as possible. T-shirts with slogans can identify you as a traveler, and expensive jewelry can interest potential thieves
At her 110th birthday in July, she was joined by nearly 200 people!
“Sixty-five now is what 45 used to be. People are active, they’re engaged,” she said. “They have the freedom to make choices they never before could.”
