Ask Amy: settling for less in divorce and love choices
Amy cautions Jennifer from Ohio that a meager divorce settlement is unlikely to include an emergency nest egg or a car. She advises starting fresh, accepting limits of her ex's wealth, and letting go to begin anew. She then addresses Erin's conflict about marriage and children, urging her to stop waiting and reassess life plans with her boyfriend.
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Amy
Jennifer
Ohio
Mariage
Erin
Tribune.com
Bill Matuszeski
Mary Procter
Bill
My Time: a new life stage beyond retirement
The piece profiles people who reinvent life after retirement, from a minister at 60 to a 50s college start, urging a structured reinvention. It covers personal shifts, evolving marriages, and broader societal interest in second adolescence as a period of exploration, learning, and community work.
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Bernard Hillenbrand
Washington
National Association of Counties
Aida Rivera
Puerto Rico
Mary Page Jones
Alexandria, Va
Jerusalem
Middle East
Bill Matuszeksi
Harvard School of Public Health
MetLife Foundation
Civic Ventures
San Francisco
American Society On Aging
National Council On the Aging
West Coast
Bob Dodds
Mobil
Georgetown University
Abigail
Washingiuyrus
Bill Matuszeski
Mary Procter
No money and good grades Colleges want you
Dear Abby letters discuss college access and financial aid. Parents and counselors emphasize that high grades open many options including need-based or merit aid from Ivy League and private colleges. Resources such as Fastweb Finaid and U.S. News provide scholarships lists and guidance.
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Abby
U.S. News & World Report
Atlanta
Fastweb.com
Finaid.org
Wewcollegenet.com
Fastaid.com
American Legion
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Yakima
Wash
Ronnie
Holmdel, N.J
White
Wwa DearAbby.com
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Los Angeles
Dear Abby
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Cizcus
Westmaster Ave
Reed
Northridge Heath Center
North Ridgertie
Keepag
Gemert
Mordridge
North Belgevile
Cleveland
Lorce
Dyno
Sandusky
Oho
Fok
Herbridge
Santenna
Oroal
Sette
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