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7 Reasons Baby Boomers Should Rent Instead of Buy
Here are some great reasons for retirees to consider renting a home!
13 Best Restaurants To Take Your Grandchildren To
Taking your grandkids out to dinner should be a fun experience. Still, not every restaurant is the best place for kids. This list should help you decide where to go!
If I’m 70-Years-Old, Can I Still Attend College?
How old is too old? Can a 70-year-old go to college? Here’s what you need to know.
7 Unique Senior Education Classes for Boomers Interested in Technology
Are you a tech-savvy senior? Here are SEVEN unique senior education classes for Boomers interested in technology.
Is This Arthritis? How to Recognize the Early Signs
Although arthritis has no cure, early detection and management can help. But what symptoms should you watch out for?
The Importance of Maintaining Daily Routines for People with Dementia
Too often, as care partners, we step in and take over tasks for the people we support. It might be because the task frustrates them, they make a mistake, or it takes them much longer than it would if we just did it ourselves. While our intentions are good – wanting to make their lives (and ours) easier – in reality, we may unintentionally cause more harm than good.
10 Things Never to Say to Seniors About Memory Loss Concerns
The tricky topic of memory loss is a difficult one to broach. Sometimes, even the best of intentions come out wrong. We might not even realize this until later when we smack ourselves in the head and feel a sense of regret about something we’ve said. The truth is that memory changes are a sensitive topic for seniors, and the prevalence of Alzheimer’s disease and other forms of dementia doesn’t help.
Why Are We So Gullible?
Why do we get that momentary “what if?” when another ship to riches sails across our inbox?
What Medicare Doesn’t Cover – 9 Key Gaps
Medicare plays a key role in providing health insurance for Americans 65 and older. It offers essential benefits that many of us count on as we age. But—not everything is covered. And if you’re not aware of what Medicare doesn’t cover, you might be caught off guard by unexpected costs.
Retirement To-NOT-Do List
Do you have a to-NOT-do list? Here’s a Boomer Blog all about the things you should leave behind to stay happy and healthy through retirement!
5 Questions to Ask Yourself Before Moving to a 55+ Active Adult Retirement Community
Active adult communities might be the ideal retirement lifestyle for Boomers and Gen X alike. But, if you’re on the fence about making the move, here are some things to consider.
How Do I Fix a Medicare Part D Late Penalty?
If you’ve received a notice about a Medicare Part D late enrollment penalty (LEP), don’t panic. This is a common issue many people face when transitioning to Medicare, especially after age 65. Understanding how the penalty works and the steps to take can help you get back on track.
What Is a Charitable Trust?
A charitable trust uses its assets to support one or more philanthropic organizations.
How Charitable Trusts Can Simplify Estate Planning
Today, many older adults approaching retirement face the challenge of balancing financial security with their desire to create lasting impact. While traditional giving often focuses on cash donations, asset-based giving through charitable trusts offers a powerful alternative that can benefit both your family and the causes you care about most.
Top 10 Best Toilet Safety Rails & Raised Toilet Seats
Did you know that according to the CDC, 80% of senior falls happen in the bathroom? And while most of these accidents happen in the shower or bathtub, the toilet can be a danger zone, too!
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