The Daily - 10 of the Best Places for Pre-Retirees

View Online MENU CLOSE Welcome, Steven! Valued Member Since: 2016 Download Our App Rewards for Good Staying Sharp Find Local Events Member Benefits AARP Home Wednesday, July 19, 2017 YOUR UPDATE Get Member Benefits on the Go! Download the AARP Now App for News, Local Events and Deals   1 Not quite ready for full retirement, but up for dipping a toe in the water? People wanting to extend their working careers a bit may wish to consult this list of best places to move before you fully retire. 2 By the time they're 80, half of Americans will have shingles — the painful, blistering skin rash. More worrisome is that having shingles carries a substantially increased risk for at least two very serious health problems. 3 With a seemingly endless variety of new beauty products and services available, which ones will do the most for you? We're laying out some tips and techniques by decade, starting with women in their 50s. 4 Cheaper medications may be coming soon. The FDA recently announced plans to boost the availability of lower-cost generics by speeding up an important part of the regulatory review process. 5 The Fourth of July may be in the rearview mirror, but it's never too late to declare your own financial independence! Learn how patience and persistence lead to long-term success. 6 We don't always feature memoirs, but when we do, it's one about the Most Interesting Man in the World (aka former Dos Equis beer pitchman Jonathan Goldsmith). Learn eight surprising things about what made the actor "stay interesting." 7 With office culture shifting, success requires building productive relationships among all generations. If that sounds daunting, try out these four strategies for thriving in an age-diverse workplace. 8 All too often, caregiving is a thankless (or at least underappreciated) task. And sometimes, the caregivers themselves are their own harshest critics. When the going gets tough, check out these four tips for keeping things in perspective. 9 Do you have any tips to share for communicating with dementia patients? Or perhaps you have questions of your own. Either way, join the conversation with members of our Online Community. Advertisement Advertisement Download Our App   AARP.org Contact Us AARP ©1995-2017. All rights reserved. | 601 E Street NW, Washington, DC 20049 | Privacy Policy