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More boomers head to college, and other news

From college to smartphone apps to memory-related exercises, keep reading for the latest and most interesting news in retirement, aging and other related topics.Boomers go back to schoolDid you know...

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Retiring at 80? Many Americans plan on it

When do you plan to retire? If you already have, at what age did you do so? For many years, 65 years old has been the commonly held retirement age for a lot of people. That may soon change, though,...

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Family caregiving has become the new normal, officials say

Caregiving is a word you hear pretty often nowadays, and that’s not likely to change any time soon. As the baby boomer generation ages, more and more older individuals will be in need of care and...

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Music and art offer joy, enrich the lives of seniors

The New York Times’ New Old Age blog is a great resource for not just seniors, but people of all ages. A recent post from them about using art to bring happiness and engagement to seniors, particularly...

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Events for Seniors: Art, balance, and music this week at EPOCH

Interested in learning about artist M.C. Escher and his famous illusions? Or maybe you’d like to take a free balance assessment test, or discuss the classic film, “On the Waterfront.” Keep reading for...

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More Americans expect to work past traditional retirement age

Despite the average life expectancy steadily rising over the past several decades, the age at which most people expect to retire – 67 – has not. Many experts have begun voicing their concerns that...

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Doctors asking all boomers to get tested for Hepatitis C

Before 1992, blood used in transfusions during emergency and surgical procedures was not tested for viruses. Widespread screening of blood donations didn’t start happening until 1992, meaning those who...

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Baby boomers and their pets: will it last?

Baby boomers are often credited with starting the trend of pets as family members. They are known as “helicopter” parents, hovering over their children, but without children to care for, many turn to...

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Half of baby boomers expect to never retire

Not long ago, the trajectory went something like this: you graduated from college with a degree in your chosen field and went to work for a stable, reputable company. You stayed there, working your way...

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