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Second Uses for Everyday Items That Will Surprise You

I love to discover a second use for something most of us have around the house or can easily find. Today’s first tip may give you a big surprise but for sure a big laugh. By the way, this really works!

Should You Take Daily Aspirin for Your Heart?

If you don’t have heart disease, should you take it as a preventative measure? The answer for most people is probably not.

10 Best Smart Home Devices for Seniors

Smart home devices are a growing trend, and this list can help you decide which ones might be a good fit for your lifestyle.

9 Best Places to Volunteer with Your Grandchildren

If you’re looking for ideas about where to volunteer with your grandkids, we’ve got your back. Here are 9 just for you!

11 Ways First-Time Grandparents Can Prepare Their Hearts for Their New Role

Finding out your child and their spouse are having a baby is exciting news. Chances are, you’ve been waiting for this moment for a while. It’s easy and normal to dream about all the time you will spend with them and what you want to do with them. It’s like your heart is full before they even arrive. However, as excited as you are for your first grandchild and as happy as your kids will be for your help, there are some things you need to do ahead of time. Here are some tips for preparing your lives and your hearts for ‌your first grandchild.

‘Everyday Cheapskate’ Answers Questions You Didn’t Know You Had

Got a question? Lots of readers do, and chances are pretty good their questions just might be your questions too. At the very least, you may find these answers to be somewhat educational, if not entertaining!

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19 Must-Have Educational Gifts for Grandchildren That Inspire Learning

From toys to subscription boxes to classes to personal wisdom, you’re bound to find something on this list that will pique your grandchild’s curiosity!

10 Proactive Choices You Can Make Today to Avoid Dementia

There are some proactive choices you can make for yourself today to help lower your risk factors for developing dementia in your senior years. Here are 10 you should consider making.

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20 Money Mistakes Retirees Make

Retirement is a milestone many of us look forward to, but it also brings new financial challenges. Avoiding these common money mistakes can help ensure a comfortable and secure retirement.

There’s So Much to Discover in Washington, D.C.

We were in Washington, D.C., for a special performance and wanted to take in as much as we could. Fortunately, there was plenty to do!

Cody, Wyoming Ice Fest Is a Chill of a Thrill

Welcome to Wyoming Ice Fest in Cody, Wyoming, founded three years ago by explorer and ice-climber Aaron Mulkey!

20 Things You Should Never Buy New

If you’re looking for practical ways to make your money go further, here are 20 things you should never buy new.

8 Assets You Don’t Want Your Heirs to Inherit

You want to leave your family and friends with things that will make their lives better, right? But sometimes, even the nicest gifts can cause problems.

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Why Social Interaction is Essential

When the American Academy of Neurology examined the relationship between dementia, socialization, and stress, it discovered that “people who are socially active and not easily stressed may be less likely to develop dementia.” Since it is estimated that as many as 1 in 7 Americans over the age of 71 have dementia, these findings are important.