by Dr. David Reis | Jun 10, 2026 | Blog
For many older adults, homeownership represents stability, independence, and a lifetime of achievement. But after age 70, the question becomes more complicated: Does owning a home still make financial sense, or can it become an expensive burden? The answer depends on...
by Dr. David Reis | Jun 9, 2026 | Blog
Why Some Seniors Go Back to Work After Retirement For decades, retirement was viewed as the finish line—a time to relax, travel, and enjoy life after years of hard work. However, an increasing number of retirees are choosing to return to work. Some do so out of...
by Dr. David Reis | Jun 8, 2026 | Blog
For generations, turning 70 was often viewed as entering old age. Today, many people reaching their 70s are traveling, exercising, starting businesses, dating, volunteering, and living independently. This has led many experts and retirees to ask: “Is 70 the new...
by Dr. David Reis | Jun 5, 2026 | Blog
For many Americans, retirement is no longer about staying put. Rising healthcare costs, housing expenses, and a desire for adventure have led thousands of retirees to consider living abroad. Retiring overseas can offer a lower cost of living, affordable healthcare,...
by Dr. David Reis | Jun 4, 2026 | Blog
Many people spend decades saving for retirement believing that more money automatically leads to greater happiness. While financial security is important, research consistently shows that money alone is not the biggest predictor of a happy retirement. In fact, many...
by Dr. David Reis | Jun 3, 2026 | Blog
Family disagreements happen in every generation. Arguments over money, inheritance, caregiving, politics, divorce, or past mistakes can leave emotional scars that last for years. However, after age 60, holding onto family grudges may come with costs that go far beyond...
