For the midlife woman who ran the whole household and was never shown the money. The next 30 years start here.
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Start Here. I’m So Glad You’re Here.
Welcome! I’m so glad you’re here.
I write Next 30, Your Terms for women over 50 who want to understand their options and make confident decisions about money, housing, relationships, and the lives they want to live.
Because the next 30 ye...
The Divorce Divided the Assets. There Was More.
“I am losing my entire life,” a woman told me, more than once. “I cannot lose my house too.”
She was sharp, funny, and in the middle of a messy divorce. Her husband had found someone else, and he wanted it over quickly. She loved her house...
You Thought You Were Going to Retire.
It was my dear friend’s 66th birthday, and I was planning the dinner. Her birthday fell on a Tuesday, and I booked that night on purpose.
I love planning on weekdays now that my boss is much easier to negotiate with. Retirement really suit...
The Money Was Ours. But Was Any of It Mine?
When Pamela Mason's marriage ended, she says the judge determined she was the breadwinner. Her income and her parents' retirement funds had helped make it possible to buy the family business. Her name was never on it. When the assets were s...
The Letter Is Dated October 2. Do Not Throw It Out.
Nearly three million Medicare Advantage members, about one in ten, had to find new coverage for 2026 after their plans left. For 2027, more insurers are pulling back again, and Humana alone says about 600,000 of its members will be affected...
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