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12 Ways Retirees Spend Their Newfound Free Time

Learn what retirees do with the hours they have each day.

A Dreamlike Estate in the English Countryside Keeps Family Close

Envisioned by London’s Dalrymple Studio, the net-zero, nature lovers’ property is filled with unexpected charms—and an outdoor homage to the homeowner’s father

Broke People Always Seem To Waste Money On These 15 Expenses

Dr. Nicole Saphier gives tips for preventing mosquito-borne viruses

Board certified physician and Fox News contributor Dr. Nicole Saphier on mosquito season, the rise in West Nile virus cases and preventing mosquito-borne illnesses.

Therapists share 8 things in your living room that could be causing you stress — and how to handle them

Whether it's loose cords and too many screens or outdated furniture and unfinished projects, common stressors pervade the living room, therapists say.

7 daily habits to find inner calm when life gets too much

Nadia Alibhai shares how she finds moments of calm amid her busy life

6 Ways the Upper Middle Class Can Live a Luxurious Lifestyle on a Budget

For many people, living a luxurious lifestyle may seem out of reach, something only available to the extremely wealthy. Read Next: I'm A Self-Made Millionaire: 6 Steps I Took To Become Rich On an...

Dealing With An Aging Body: How To Stay Feeling And Looking Your Best

Oh, the golden years! They sneak up on you, don’t they? Just when you’re getting comfortable in your skin, it decides to change the rules on you. But hey, aging doesn’t have to be a dreaded downward spiral. With the right mix of attitude and action, you can keep the skip in your step and the glow on your face. Let’s take a closer look at how to embrace these years with enthusiasm and a really smart game plan. Prioritize Holistic Health Practices...

Alzheimer's Slowed by Intensive Lifestyle Changes

Small trial led by Dean Ornish, MD, shows cognitive improvement

We bought a tatty static caravan to live rent-free — we're saving £13,800 a year

The couple now put away 90% of their wages each month.

The 9 Habits Positive Psychologists Swear By For A Fulfilling Life

Experts reveal the behaviors that help them flourish and feel happier on a daily basis.

15 Simple Habits Of People Who Keep Their Homes Clean And Organized

If you're the type of person who struggles to tidy consistently, then it might be time to ignore finding cleaning hacks and instead build habits. Here is how.

67-year-old American 'happily retired' in Mexico: I'm so relieved I did these 3 things in my 20s and 30s

Mexico-based retiree Janet Blaser shares the top things she is glad she did when she was younger.

Daniel Craig has grown his hair long – here’s how older men can do it

There are various ways a former James Bond star can move on. He can throw himself into sensitive, brooding roles involving not a single stunt; refuse to be seen in a tux ever again; or he can grow out his hair into something long and shaggy, and distinctly un-007. Daniel Craig has chosen the third route, taking himself on a glorious tonsorial journ...

Several Cups of Coffee Daily Is Linked to Longevity, New Study Finds

Several Cups of Coffee Daily , Is Linked to Longevity, , New Study Finds. The study was conducted by European researchers and recently published in the 'European Journal of Preventive Cardiology.'. The wide-ranging study considered the coffee drinking habits of nearly half-a-million people. It found that the health benefits of coffee exist in its multiple forms, including decaf. Ground, instant and decaffeinated coffee were associated with equivalent reductions in the incidence of cardiovascular disease ... , Peter Kistler, Study Author, via CBS News. ... and death from cardiovascular disease or any cause, Peter Kistler, Study Author, via CBS News. According to the authors of the study, the findings indicate coffee intake is one component of a healthy lifestyle. The results suggest that mild to moderate intake of ground, instant and decaffeinated coffee should be considered part of a healthy lifestyle, Peter Kistler, Study Author, via CBS News. The research was conducted over a span of nearly 13 years. It found that those who drank two to three cups of ground coffee had a 20 percent lower risk of cardiovascular disease. Instant coffee drinkers had a nine percent lower risk and decaf drinkers had a six percent lower risk. It is likely that the non-caffeinated compounds were responsible for the positive relationships observed between coffee drinking, cardiovascular disease and survival, Peter Kistler, Study Author, via CBS News. According to the author, more than 100 biologically active elements exist within coffee. Our findings indicate that drinking modest amounts of coffee of all types should not be discouraged but can be enjoyed as a heart healthy behavior, Peter Kistler, Study Author, via CBS News. The study adds to the growing amount of research that has reached similar conclusions about the health benefits of coffee

Walking This Many Steps Daily Has Huge Benefits For People Who Sit All Day

A new study says you can combat the harm that comes from a sedentary life.

This Northwestern State Was Named One of the Best Places to Live in the U.S. for Quality of Life and Affordability

Boise scored high for value and quality of life.

A dietitian shares 4 snacks from the longevity-boosting Atlantic diet to help you cut back on processed foods

Similar to the trendy Mediterranean diet, the Atlantic diet has been linked to longevity benefits and includes delicious and healthy snack options.

How Do Rich Millennials Spend Their Money?

Most millennials -- that is, anyone born between the years of 1981 and 1996 -- have been in the workforce for some time now, advancing in their careers and building their income. Check Out: Jeff...

Ed Westwick's and Amy Jackson's home renovation is “a masterclass in blending countryside charm with sustainable luxury”

Designers love the warm yet inviting color and material choices

6 Frugal Habits of the Super Rich and Famous

In order for you to live frugally, you might want to take a page out of the super-rich. Though it may seem counterintuitive, wealthy people often practice a frugal lifestyle as they only spend their...

Top 7 Southern States Where Retirees Are Flocking — and How Much It Costs To Live in Each

There are a number of reasons baby boomers choose to move to different states in retirement. Often, retirees are after lower cost of living than they'd find in, say, California, but with similarly...

Forget BMI—Here's Why You Should Focus on “Metabolic Health”

Maintaining overall wellness and preventing chronic disease is about much more than weight loss.

Does where you live determine how you eat? New study uncovers America's emotional eating patterns

Hims compares America's foodie capitals and what their eating patterns say about their culture and health.

19 Important Habits to Be a Better Dog Owner, per the Experts

Stay cool, calm, and confident—and follow these tips in the process.

The Exact Time You Should Drink Coffee To Get The Most Benefits

I'm hours off the ideal window.

Not money, not fame: An 85-year-long study shows what makes us happiest

The Harvard Study of Adult Development one of the most comprehensive longitudinal studies ever conducted, has sought to answer a fundamental question that resonates with each of us: What makes a good life? When asked what they think would make them happiest, most people answered money or fame. This didn’t turn out to be the case. People who are hap...

Cutting Expenses in Retirement: 4 Entertainment Items To Stop Buying

Retirement is a time to rest, relax, and enjoy life to the fullest. Assuming you've saved and invested enough throughout your career to live comfortably, spending your hard-earned money on...

Daniel Craig’s styling tricks that any midlife man can do

All eyes are on Venice this week as the annual film festival takes place, with Hollywood stars descending on the Italian city to fete the next big things in cinema. Renowned for being one of the most glamorous events on the fashion calendar, it’s always a rich source of inspiration, not to mention moments of red carpet gold. Yet this year, it’s not...

'Table for one': Solo dining on the rise as restaurants prepare for the new norm

Solo dining was once met with a few pitiful looks with fellow diners, perhaps, wondering whether you'd been stood up or simply had no companions. Well now, it's all the rage – and rightfully so, as more and more people continue to break the stigma. Research from the popular reservation app OpenTable found that more than half (52 per cent) of US con...

How a Maximalist Lei Maker and Her Family Downsized to a 1,000 Square-Foot Honolulu Bungalow

We may earn revenue from the products available on this page and participate in affiliate programs. When Meleana Estes downsized her family of three from a large home in need of major renovation to a turnkey beach bungalow on Honolulu’s south shore, she knew some Tetris-like organization would be part of the process. “Fitting my massive, crazy vint...

This shark lives for centuries. Scientists discover how it resists aging.

"Every detail about this animal is fascinating."

24 Best Ways to Naturally Lose Weight, According to Dieticians

Sometimes you don't need pills or shots to lose weight.

A 90-year-old who started cycling at 65 still takes regular spin classes. His four longevity tips include having a positive attitude.

Frank Ellis would cycle 1,000 miles a month after he took up the sport in his 60s. He shared tips for living a long, healthy life.

I’ve lived in Greece for 15 years, here are seven things they do better

Raised on a diet of Demis Roussos on the radio and Telly Savalas – aka The Saveloy – on TV, I grew up in an environment where the cliched notion that Greeks were randy, lazy and made lousy pop music was almost a creed. Later, solo backpacking around the Greek islands for months on end, being invited into the homes of people I’d just met; receiving ...

Visiting Queer Eye’s Antoni Porowski at His Manhattan Apartment

Porowski recruited his friend, designer Andrew Torrey, to craft his foray into homeownership

I Take 18-hour Flights Every 2 Months With Layovers — These 14 Items Make Every Leg of the Trip Stress-free

Stay relaxed, comfortable, and entertained with these travel writer-approved picks from $8.

When is the best time to wake up? The ideal waking time, according to experts

What is the best time to wake up in the morning? Here's how to find your ideal waking time and wake up earlier, according to sleep experts.

Seven habits every lazy middle-aged man should break

No one recognises the health sirens that sing from the rocks of middle age better than TV and radio presenter Dr Xand van Tulleken. Like so many other unfortunate souls, he was seduced by the call of takeaways, a comfy sofa and inactivity. Three years ago, he surveyed the wreckage and realised he needed to do something. “I was in good shape in my 2...

I’m at risk of osteoporosis – here’s what I’m doing to protect my bone health

Few of us think about our bones too much, until later life when they start causing issues. But like most things, it pays to nip problems in the bud while there’s still time. One in five men and one in two women will eventually suffer a fracture over the age of 50. At age 59, I’m well aware that this could one day be me. Osteoporosis runs in my fami...

We moved from the suburbs to our vacation home. I save at least 10 hours a week not commuting, and my kids have a happy, outdoorsy life.

A vacation home in the Poconos became the Fell family's primary residence. They enjoy tax benefits, more family time, and being surrounded by nature.

3 ways to prepare for long-term care expenses in retirement

When you think of your future retirement, you may be concerned about how much Social Security you will receive or if your 401(k) and other investment accounts will last. You should also be adding the cost of long-term care to your list of retirement necessities. Between unforeseen medical expenses and the possibility of nursing homes or assisted li...

20 Items You Can Ditch for a More Minimalist Lifestyle

Minimalism at home is about more than just an Instagram aesthetic featuring ivory walls, bare shelves, and pristine closets. Beyond decluttering, minimalism embraces simplicity and focuses on what truly sparks joy and adds value to everyday life. If you’ve ever had a messy roommate or struggled with your own clutter, you know how much it can weigh on your mind. When I am in a cluttered environment, I find it hard to concentrate and feel motivated. To compile this list, I visited some online forums dedicated to minimalist lifestyles and drew from my own personal experience. It was interesting to learn about different clutter problem areas people struggle with and which they don’t. Either way, this list will help you identify areas in your life you can look at to start living a more minimalist lifestyle. After you’ve read through the items on this list, I always recommend getting started with a good, old-fashioned purge.

4 aging secrets of Japanese supercentenarians, from a longevity researcher whose great-grandmother lived to 115

A longevity researcher who has met some of the world's oldest people shared the aging secrets of Japanese centenarians.

The style habits making your outfits feel old and frumpy – and how to change them

A lot of factors can make an outfit you once loved suddenly read as “frumpy”. I don’t like the phrase “getting older”, I prefer to call it the journey of life – but once you go through the journey I think your body does change shape and so what suited you 10 years ago may not suit you now. We all need to adapt to what we wear, even just a little bi...

Your metabolism: How it changes as we age, how to give it a boost

From the foods we eat to the amount of sleep we get, lots of things can affect your metabolism. NBC medical contributor Dr. Tara Narula joins TODAY to explain what it is, how it changes as we age, and she shares some science-based tricks to give it a boost throughout the day,

Queen Elizabeth’s 25 Most Iconic Fashion Moments

From her coronation dress to her rainbow daywear.

A day in the life of someone who lives in Montreal — the 'Paris of North America'

I live in Montreal, a Canadian city with a distinctly European feel. Some people even call it the Paris of North America. Here's what a day is like.

The Mediterranean diet is all the rage because it represents a way of life we've lost

The promise of a long, healthy, happy existence living an active, community-based lifestyle under warm, sunny skies may be within reach. In fact, it could be on your table.

101-year-old says she's living the best years of her life: 8 rules I live by—don't believe you're ever 'done'

"There's an idea in our culture, that's so wrong: that life is over when you get to be a certain age," says Babette Hughes.