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So who's "old" these days? The 60-year-old with twins in preschool? The 65-year-old launching a second career? This guide provides a look at how soon-to-be retirees are different than the generations before it.
As the baby boom generation travels along the road to retirement their numbers are growing and the assets they set aside for the future are multiplying.
Throwing the pitch toward a different target.
A dermatologist looks at crow's-feet and cosmetic changes.
There are good things about passing 60, but the "whammies" add up.
With advanced medicine, struggling with morality.
A physician discusses living more effectively.
- Determing the Size of Your Nest Egg
- Cross-Training Your Brain
- Health-Care Costs Can Wreck Retirement
- First Loves and Second Careers
- Retirees Look Abroad
- Still Working After All These Years
- Washington Region Leads Nation in Putting Off Retirement
- Coming of Age, Graying of the Suburbs | Friendship Heights in Front Ranks
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