Maturing with Moxie

A Woman’s Guide to Life after 60

Jan Cannon

Whether widowed, divorced, married, or single, more and more women of retirement age are taking control of their lives. Maturing with Moxie takes a close look at personal and professional circumstances affecting women over sixty by surveying the best and latest thinking on issues from housing to health care, finances to family, and combines them all in one practical, go-to volume. The veteran consultant Jan Cannon takes a comprehensive approach to a range of decisions facing women as they age, and offers sensible, helpful advice on everyday questions about employment, Medicare, changing family dynamics, and dating. Drawing on her extensive client case files, Cannon poses provocative questions, designs useful exercises, and offers clear, upbeat examples of women moving forward with purpose. Maturing with Moxie gives women a wealth of resources for finding the answers they need.

Paper: $22.95 | E-book: $17.99

ISBN-13: 9781512602784

Pages: 216 | Size: 5.5 in. x 8.5 in.

Date Published: May 1, 2018

Imprint:

ForeEdge

Economics and Business

Reviews

This is the book we’ve all been waiting for and will return to again and again.

Barbara J. Winter
author of Making a Living without a Job
Jan’s considerable professional and personal life experience will help you think about your health, money, security, friends, and family through engaging stories and practical checklists. Her guidance will help you make the most of this important part of your life.

Jennifer Lane
author of The Everything Personal Finance in Your 40s and 50s Book

About the Author

Jananne Smith Cannon

Jananne Smith Cannon, the author of Now What Do I Do? The Woman’s Guide to a New Career, has spent more than twenty-five years helping clients find new jobs, start new businesses, or plan for their retirement. Articles about her have appeared in the Wall Street Journal, Business 2.0, Real Simple, Women’s World, AARP Bulletin, Working Mother, and other publications. Her blog maturingwithmoxie.com has information about issues that women face in their later years.

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