10 Ways to Be a Wonderful Grandparent
There are many ways to be a grandparent just as there are many ways to parent.
When Should Clients Claim Social Security? 7 Things to Consider
A key retirement issue for many people is when they should claim their Social Security benefits. While eligibility begins at age 62, this isn’t necessarily the right time to claim benefits.
Gift Giving for Family or Friends in Assisted Living
Have family or friends in assisted living facilities? Finding the right gift can be complicated.
How to Recognize Seasonal Depression in a Senior
Seasonal Affective Disorder, also known as SAD, can affect people of any age. From children to seniors, SAD leaves people feeling blue.
Surprisingly Valuable Collectibles Hiding in Your Home
If you're cleaning out your closets this summer, you might wonder if any of your things are valuable.
4 Actions to Help Prepare for Health Care Expenses in Retirement
Healthcare expenses in retirement can vary greatly, which is why developing a specific-to-you approach for these costs can be a key part of effective retirement planning.
Volunteering later in life may stave off cognitive decline
A study of 2,476 adults with an average age of 74 years found volunteering at educational, religious, health-related or other charitable organizations can protect the brain against cognitive decline and dementia.
How to Connect With Your Grandkids Through Reading
Since my children were little, their grandparents have been sending them snippets clipped from magazines and newspapers in the mail. With headlines like “World’s Largest Snake” and “Chocolate is a health food,” Grandma edits the world’s news according to the changing interests of my now-teenage son and daughter.
The Challenges and Benefits of Pet Ownership for Seniors
Recently, a 104-year old man from California was in the news because of his love for his rescue dog.
5 Things That Hurt Relationships with Grandkids
There's no question that a healthy relationship between grandparents and grandchildren is a wonderful thing.