Harriet Edleson
Harriet Edleson is an expert on baby boomer retirement strategies. She has written the Retiring feature for The New York Times and the Where We Live feature for The Washington Post. A former writer/editor/producer for AARP where she specialized in Social Security, she now writes for Kiplinger's Retirement Report. A graduate of Mount Holyoke College with a B.A. in sociology, she began her writing career at the Gannett Westchester (N.Y.) Newspapers and the Houston Chronicle. Her forthcoming book, 12 Ways to Retire on Less: Planning an Affordable Future is to be published in May 2021 by Rowman & Littlefield next year. Other areas of interest are real estate, health, and travel.
Latest articles by Harriet Edleson
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Land a New Job With an Ageless Resume
Making Your Money Last Build a resume that focuses on your skills and experience, not your age.
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Resources for alternative forms of transportation needed by many older adults
Healthy Living on a Budget For many older adults, having an alternative mode of transportation may be the difference between independence and social isolation.
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How to Transition into Retirement
retirement Shifting into retirement can be bumpy, but having a plan (or stumbling upon one) can make the switch smoother.
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Choosing an Active Adult Community
Budgeting Smart tips to help you find the right place for you to land in retirement.
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