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Friends Drift Away in Your 60s. Is That Lonely? Six Things I Noticed.

At 67, after 40 years in a Japanese factory, my friends drifted away. Is that lonely? Six honest things I noticed about friendship in my 60s.
2026.07.23
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I Cancelled My Life Insurance in My 60s. No Regrets.

I paid over 5,000,000 yen for life insurance across 47 years and could not explain why. In my 60s I cancelled all of it. No regrets — except one.
2026.07.10
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Wasteful Spending in Retirement: 3 Purchases I Regret and 2 I Do Not

In my 60s my wasteful spending stopped. Here are 3 purchases I regret, 2 I do not, and the one simple habit that ended my impulse buying.
2026.06.04
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67. Forty years on a Japanese factory floor. Retired now. Writing in imperfect English about money, health, family, and the empty rooms in my house. Not advice. Just notes.

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