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I’ve Become a Southeast Asian Snowbird

Countries like Vietnam, Cambodia and Laos offer unrivaled sights, amenities and adventures for the older traveler. (By Deborah L. Jacobs)

Standby Cruising: A New Option for Bargain Seekers

Holland America has introduced a cut-rate standby program to compensate for cancellations, but no other lines are following suit.

The Wisdom of the Multigenerational Cruise

Advisors can facilitate family togetherness by helping their clients arrange a get-together aboard a cruise ship. (By Bryce Sanders)

What’s a Bowlus? Your Wealthy Clients Know

Bowlus shows that rich people really are different, at least when it comes to spending habits.

These Skiers Are Still Chasing Powder in Their 80s and 90s

Some inevitable effects of aging increase the risk of ski injuries. But that’s not to say older skiers get hurt more often.

Travel Advisers: When to Let a Professional Plan Your Trip

They can add a lot of value if your clients are planning multicity trips, traveling with a group or looking for a very specific adventure.

Over 60, Single and Never Happier

“People in their 60s and beyond who are single and flourishing is an untold story,” says a social scientist.

When Age Is Irrelevant

Observations on age and aging from Lyn Slater, a woman who became an icon after becoming an influencer later in life.

18 Ways to Help Older Clients Survive Winter

Winter blues can linger even as spring approaches, but there are many ways to beat them — and it doesn’t have to be pricey. (By Bryce Sanders)

8 Cruises Offer Respite From the Winter Blahs

Cruise lines are offering a variety of warm weather escapes to desirable destinations offering warmer climates.

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Taking the car is faster and more expensive than using public transit, the Coast study of 100 U.S. metro areas confirms.

Former Army Financial Counselor Guilty of Defrauding Service-Member Survivors

He manipulated members of at least two dozen Gold Star families into transferring $9.9 million of benefits into accounts he controlled.

What’s Up with U.S. Energy Shares?

U.S. energy shares have soared this year, roughly double the amount of the broader S&P 500 index. Here's why.

Thera Elliott joins Raymond James Financial Services

The Boca Raton-based independent advisor switches from Wells Fargo, where she managed $105M in client assets.

Schwab AUM Fees Up, Profit Down

Schwab had a difficult 2023, the most challenging year for the company since the internet bubble burst in 2000, according to CEO Walter Bettinger.

Vermont Seeks to Mandate Workplace Retirement Plans

Vermont is looking to partner with Colorado to jumpstart its new auto-IRA program for private-sector workers.