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Productive Hobbies That Will Make You Smarter and Happier

Let’s be honest. Most of us have dabbled in hobbies that didn’t quite lead to anything. We’ve all spent a little too much time scrolling social media or binge-watching shows (I see you, entire weekend lost to Netflix). But what if your hobbies could actually make you smarter?

Is a Trust Right for Your Estate Plan?

There are a number of different types of trust options available when it comes to estate planning, and it can be difficult to know which one is best for your needs. Here’s an overview of the most common types of trusts and what they offer.

Realistically Simple Ways to Make Your Car (Virtually) Unstealable

I know what you’re thinking. “Unstealable?” That’s a pretty bold claim. But hear me out. You might not be able to make your car completely theftproof, but you can make it such a pain to steal that thieves will take one look, roll their eyes, and move on to an easier target.

Watering Fall Plants

With the drought conditions we experienced this summer, what should we do for watering this fall to help our plants make it through the winter?

Pumpkin Substitutes

Can you make a better “pumpkin” pie by using butternut squash? Here’s what to know about pumpkin substitutes.

Politics, Elections, and Social Security

Because the presidential and congressional elections are on everyone’s mind, more than a few people have sent me emails saying something like this: “I’m afraid that this upcoming election will lead to dramatic changes to Social Security. So even though I didn’t want to file for Social Security for a few more years, I’m going to do it now so that I am grandfathered into the current system and no president or Congress will pull the rug out from under me!” And then they ask me if I think that’s a good idea. And here is my answer…

Tasty Ways to Stretch Your Budget with Thrifty Meals

These days, grocery prices can make you feel like you need a financial adviser just to navigate the supermarket aisles. But instead of cringing every time you see the price of your favorite items, there’s a better solution – thrifty meals that don’t sacrifice taste or nutrition. I’m talking about meals that fill us up, make us smile, and don’t break the bank. So here’s how you can stretch your grocery budget while keeping your family happy and your pantry full.

5 Ways Retirees on Medicare Can Afford Dental Care

Unfortunately, about two-thirds of US retirees don’t have dental insurance today.

10 Practical Ways Grandparents Can Bless New Parents

We have a beautiful opportunity to come alongside our children as they raise their own children, but sometimes we don’t always know the best way to help.

Retirement Communities: The Difference Between Active Adult & Independent Living

Two popular types of retirement communities are active adult and independent living. But, what’s the difference? Here are the top 3!

5 Home Safety Tips for Aging-in-Place with Alzheimer’s

For seniors with the disease, once minor tasks become challenging and everyday appliances or decor may pose new safety risks.

Hemianopia: Symptoms, Causes, Treatment, and More

Hemianopia, sometimes referred to as hemianopsia, is a condition characterized by the partial loss of vision in half of your visual field. Here’s what you need to know.

Best CPAP Alternatives for Sleep Apnea

Many people have difficulty tolerating CPAP and don’t stick with it. But CPAP machines have become smaller and quieter, with more comfortable options available. And for some people with mild to moderate OSA, less invasive alternatives to CPAP may be worth considering. Here are several to ask your doctor about.

5 Alternatives to Canes for Seniors Who Need Mobility Assistance

From knee walkers to rollators – talk to your doctor about these alternatives to canes!

Mindful Eating

Ever wondered what mindful eating is all about?

Hint: It’s the opposite of dashboard dining, desktop lunches, and grab-and-go dinners.