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1 month ago | 
financebuzz.com | Kate Robertson |Lauren Wellbank
Relocating in retirement can be a smart financial move, especially for those seeking both affordability and quality of life. "People are looking for places where they can age comfortably," says Nadia Evangelou, National Association of REALTORS® Senior Economist and Director of Real Estate Research.
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1 month ago | 
financebuzz.com | Kate Robertson |Lauren Wellbank
Imagine strolling to a nearby cafe for your morning coffee. Or running dailyerrands on two wheels instead of four. If this sounds appealing, retiring to awalkable city might be ideal for you. Walkable cities can make everyday life easier and help retirees stay engaged andconnected. Walkability reduces the need to own and maintain a car, which cansave thousands of dollars annually. It also makes daily routines moreconvenient, encourages physical activity, and reduces environmental impact.
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1 month ago | 
financebuzz.com | Kate Robertson |Esther Carlstone
For more than 70 years, Denny's has been a reliable stop for around-the-clock
comfort food, especially when you're on a late-night road trip or looking for a
holiday meal. With more than 1,400 locations worldwide, 24-hour service,
nostalgic appeal, and affordable prices, it's easy to see why the diner chain
has been a top choice for stretching your
restaurant budget.
But in recent years, that favor has started to fall.
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2 months ago | 
financebuzz.com | Kate Robertson |Lauren Wellbank
Across New England, small towns are drawing attention from retirees looking to
have it all, including safety, affordability, walkability, and a tight-knit
community. As word gets out about these in-demand areas, real estate experts
predict it will be harder to make a move, which is why they are suggesting that
retirees start considering some of these potential hotspots now.
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2 months ago | 
shop-eat-surf-outdoor.com | Tiffany Montgomery |Kate Robertson
REI Co-op announced Monday that Kristin Shane, who previously worked at The Guitar Center, PetSmart and Target among other companies, is its new chief merchandising officer. REI said she brings extensive experience in developing and implementing strategies and omni-channel operational expertise across diverse consumer product and retail businesses. “We’re thrilled to welcome Kristin to the co-op,” said Mary Beth Laughton, REI Co-op president, in a statement.
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Mar 4, 2025 | 
financebuzz.com | Kate Robertson |Lauren Wellbank
If you’re planning forretirement, you shouldn’t overlook Colorado as you get started. Withits stunning mountain views, abundant outdoor recreation, walkable communities,and strong sense of community, the Centennial State offers an exceptionalquality of life for retirees. While well-known destinations like Boulder and Aspen may be financially out ofreach for those on a fixed income, Colorado’s small towns offer affordability,charm, and a lifestyle perfect for active retirees.
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Mar 3, 2025 | 
financebuzz.com | Kate Robertson |Lauren Wellbank
The Sunshine State is blessed with historical towns dripping in culture and
charm, ample beach access, and true to its name, plenty of good weather. Plus,
no state income tax and an overall lower cost of living are more conducive to keeping more cash in
your wallet.
According to data from Redfin, housing supply in Florida is up almost 20% year
over year. More homes to choose from means prices are coming down, making a move
to Florida more affordable in 2025 compared to recent years.
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Jan 22, 2025 | 
shop-eat-surf-outdoor.com | Kate Robertson |Tiffany Montgomery
Incoming REI Co-op CEO Mary Beth Laughton is a Nike veteran who has worked at a wide range of high profile companies including beauty retailer Sephora, and GAP, Inc.’s activewear division, Athleta. If you think you are already an Executive Edition member and you’re getting this message, it’s possible your membership is on hold because your credit card expired. You can update your card here. If you have any trouble and need help, please click here to email our customer care specialist.
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Oct 21, 2024 | 
thedaily.outdoorretailer.com | Kate Robertson |Tiffany Montgomery
Dick’s Sporting Goods’ foray into the outdoor market is shrinking, at least for now, according to multiple brand executives who sell to the outdoor-focused Public Lands chain. Dick’s has told those brands that it plans to close five of its eight Public Lands stores, and convert those former Public Lands stores into other banners, including potentially its experiential House of Sport concept, which has been a hit with shoppers since it launched in 2021.
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Oct 2, 2024 | 
thedaily.outdoorretailer.com | Kate Robertson |Tiffany Montgomery
Elevate Outdoor Collective, the parent company of K2 Skis, K2 Snowboarding, and other brands, announced yesterday that COO Josee Larocque has been named Chief Executive Officer. Former CEO John Colonna is leaving the company to pursue other interests, according to a news release. From what we understand from industry sources, the change in CEO was a surprise.
