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3 Fun Ways to Avoid the Heartbreak of Post-Holiday Stress Disorder
Who among us hasn’t at some time during the hectic days of December said those old familiar words, “Next year I’m going to get started earlier!” I don’t know what you meant by “earlier,” but today seems about right. Here for your consideration are three ideas meant to encourage you to head off the heartbreak of post-holiday stress disorder brought on by procrastination, under-planning, and overspending.
How to Write a Living Will
Preparing a living will now is a smart decision that gives you a say in how you want to be treated at the end of your life. Here’s what you should know, along with some resources to help you write one.
Can You Lose Your Social Security Benefits?
Whether you’re preparing for retirement or already receiving your SS check, being informed can help you continue to receive these benefits. Here’s what you should know!
This Affordable Hearing Solution is a Cost-Effective Alternative to Pricey Hearing Aids
“Am I going deaf?” If this question has crossed your mind lately, you’re definitely not alone. With nearly 500 million people worldwide experiencing some degree of hearing loss, it’s becoming an increasingly common concern. Our exposure to loud noises from everyday sources like headphones, concerts, and even machinery contributes significantly to this issue.
Slow Cooker Safety and How to Avoid Foodborne Illness
For most of us multitaskers, a slow cooker is a dream come true: Plan a meal and have it ready when you walk in the door. But there are some important food safety rules to remember.
5 Essential Tips for Picking the Right Senior Mobile Home Park
If you’re exploring retirement living options, a mobile home park might be the right choice for you! Here are 5 things you should know.
5 Compelling Reasons to Choose a Senior Mobile Home Park for Retirement
Once the underdog in retirement living, these communities offer everything from trailers to the increasingly popular manufactured homes. Thanks to evolving standards, these homes now provide a stable and inviting lifestyle. Find out why they’re a top choice for those 55 and older, and see how they can redefine your retirement experience.
How to Handle Your 2025 Medicare Part D Plan Changes
Receiving a notice about a premium increase or changes to your Medicare Part D plan can be overwhelming. Suppose you’re like this reader and have seen your monthly premium rise by 250%. In that case, it’s so important to understand your options and make changes before the Medicare Annual Enrollment Period (AEP) ends on December 7.
A Little Change Can Really Make a Difference
In California, there is a law that prohibits managers and supervisors from sharing in employee tips. And because Starbucks allowed their shift supervisors to share in the tips, they got busted. The whole matter landed in court, and the judge ruled against Starbucks and in the baristas’ favor.
Reliving the Good Old Days: Thanksgiving Nostalgia for Boomers
Take a stroll down memory lane and reflect on all the reasons you have to be thankful this holiday season.
Song Spotlight: “Thanksgiving Prayer” by Johnny Cash
Unless you’re an ardent fan of Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman, you might not be familiar with “Thanksgiving Prayer.”
Keeping Fall Chrysanthemums Another Year
“I have three potted mums on my porch. The flowers are fading, and I am wondering what to do with them next. They were expensive, and I would like to keep them until next year. I have a place in the back of my vegetable garden where I could bury the pots until next spring. What do I do with them in the spring?”
7 Tips for Being a Peacemaker in Your Family This Thanksgiving
I’m a peacekeeper to a fault. My tendency is to avoid uncomfortable situations and keep things happy and lively. Especially at Thanksgiving, I just want everyone to get along. But I’ve learned that peacekeeping is far different than peacemaking.
Seeing Social Security Rules in “Black and White”
Readers are always asking me to explain various Social Security rules and regulations. But sometimes they want more. They want to see something official – something in “black and white.” In other words, they want me to give them a legal reference.
Cheap, Clever Cover-Ups for Food Flops
It’s only a cooking mistake if you can’t come up with a clever way to cover the mistake.
These 10 Foods Exceed Your Recommended Daily Sugar Intake in ONE Serving
5 Reasons Eating Right is More Important as You Age
5 Tips for Maintaining a Healthy Weight as You Age
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