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March 15, 2013 Subscribe · Forward The 10 Worst Places To Retire Retirement is especially difficult if you live in a place with expensive real estate, high taxes, and steep healthcare costs. Retiring in a city with an inordinately high cost of living means you will have to save more money and invest more successfully just to make ends meet. Here are 10 U.S. cities where it's extremely difficult to retire well. Continue reading... Fabio's 40 Best Book Covers 9 Tips For Throwing A Fab Milestone Birthday Party PHOTOS: Amsterdam's Oldest Prostitutes Retire 7 Guinness World Records Held By People Over 45 (PHOTOS) Where Is This Iconic Swimsuit Model Headed At Age 65? When It Comes To Health Care, Is Less More? Why I Prefer To Fight The Aging Process Do Boomers Have The Guts To Change Aging Forever? When Your Kids Become The Grown-Ups Why I Prefer To Fight The Aging Process The 10 Worst Places To Retire GINA BARRECA 50 Women's Bodies -- From Eden to a Garden From age 16 to age 20, a woman's body is a temple. From 21 to 49, it's an amusement park. From 50 on, it's a terrarium. Continue reading... JOHN R. TALBOTT Things My Mother Taught Me I still remember one of my first job interviews on Wall Street. The interviewer asked me where I got my business sense. Like the other thousand male applicants before me, I was about to say my father who was the bread winner in the family, when it hit me for the first time in my life that I got it all from my mother. Continue reading... R. CLIFTON SPARGO The Reluctant Irishman: F. Scott Fitzgerald and Me This Saint Patrick's Day, on a holiday when everybody becomes Irish without worrying about the burdens, joys, and costs of being Irish in history, let's remember America's great Irish writer, Scott Fitzgerald. Continue reading... MARTHA BURK 50 Years of Women's History -- What Would Betty Say? Revolutionary when it came out in 1963, The Feminine Mystique helped unleash the activism that became the "women's liberation" movement and pushed for equal social, political, and economic rights. Continue reading... DONNA HIGHFILL Why 'Leaning In' Beats Wrapping Up I've been in meetings where women have had more knowledge on a particular topic than the men, yet failed to make their point because they kept raising their hands for permission to speak. I've listened to female executives start sentences with, "I know this probably isn't a great point, but..." Continue reading... Received this from a friend? Sign up for alerts from The Huffington Post here. Unsubscribe here.