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The E-Car
Coming Soon to a Car Lot Near You
Imagine never having to worry about rising fuel prices. Vehicles that use little or no gas, relying instead on electricity that will cost only a penny or two a mile and reduce pollution, may very well be an option soon.
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Getting Around
The Most Dangerous Cities for Walking
Verlene Benzing went out for a long walk through downtown Orlando, Fla., with her husband, Norman. Only one would come back. More>>
In Your State
A Passion for Softball Keeps Players Young
Senior Softball starts the season with the Winter National Championships; many competitors have played softball all their lives. More>>
The Law
Supreme Court Cases That Could Affect Your Wallet
Some cases that impact older Americans involve debt collection, bankruptcy, securities fraud and mutual fund fees. More>>
The Law
The Case of the Dubious Investment
In 2003, Marie Mear was 75 and living on a Social Security income of $750 a month. Her entire liquid net worth was $50,125.65. More>>
Reinventing Your Life
Orphan Homecoming: 140 Years in the Making
The New York Foundling began with three Sisters of Charity placing a wicker crib outside a brownstone in Greenwich Village—no questions asked. More>>
Power of 50
The 50 Biggest Flops
Fifty years ago, Ford gave us a new word for failure when the last Edsel rolled off the line and into national lore. More>>
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ASK THE EXPERTS
Q. We are very upset that our insurance company canceled our homeowner’s policy. Can you give us some advice?
A. Several of the nation’s largest insurers stopped renewing policies in regions they consider to be at high risk for future hurricanes, windstorms, tornadoes and hail... More>>
Q. What should one do immediately following the death of a spouse?
A. The first steps as a newly widowed person can seem frightfully difficult... More>>
