Over 50s Life Insurance

Are You Too Old to Buy Affordable Life Insurance?
Is there ever a point when life insurance is so expensive that it's no longer is appropriate?

Remembering that a house is a home; finding cheap insurance
These days, you should look at a home as an investment in happiness, not as something that will raise your net worth.

Success built on a wealth of rewards
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Retirement and the sandwich generation
It's time for a new take on retirement: It’s important to contemplate not just your own prolonged life expectancy but that of your parents

Historic building filled with a century's worth of files, furniture
There are plenty of historic African American homes in Atlanta, some well-preserved, some not so well . But even less attention has been paid to historic black businesses, perhaps the most famous of which is the Atlanta Life Insurance Co .… [ Read more ] [ Subscribe to the comments on this story ]

Despite cancer diagnosis, St. Paul author publishes 6 books
Emily Meier got the news on her birthday almost three years ago: She was in stage four of metastatic breast cancer after being cancer-free for 5-1/2 years.

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A 70-something man is wracked with guilt over letting his mother die six years ago. The dementia-stricken woman was disoriented every day for more than half a day, but sometimes recalled memories from several decades ago and talked with her son.

The Keys to Professional Success Today: Bureeda Bruner's Story
The so-called ?Great Recession? has caused tremendous despair among employees and job-seekers alike, who have justifiably felt disillusioned and frustrated. Many younger and older Americans, who never thought they would need government assistance, are now living off unemployment insurance. In fact, while we?ve seen some improvement in the unemployment rate, there are still more than 5 million ...

70 should be the new 65 to ease pension crunch: study
Canada should consider upping the age when public pensions kick-in to help offset ballooning expenditures from an aging population, a new study suggests.

Joseph Giacomini, former Humboldt dairyman, dies at 89; Eureka native with varied career leaves local legacy
The loved ones of Joseph Edward Giacomini, a former Humboldt County dairyman who became a lawyer in his 50s, are gathering next week to remember the life of the longtime Marin County resident.