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The Truth About Medicare and Social Security in the Coming Years
Growing concerns surround the future ability of Medicare and Social Security to meet their financial obligations. Here’s the truth.
53 Best Games to Play with Grandkids on a Rainy Day
Rainy days can be a bummer, but they don’t have to be a total washout!
How To Choose A Retirement Lifestyle You Can Afford
Have no fear! This article will guide you through the process of choosing a retirement lifestyle you can afford so that you can enjoy your golden years without financial stress.
3 Beautiful Ways Senior Women Minister to Younger Women
Especially in my teens and twenties, I was blessed with a whole bouquet of more seasoned women that blessed my steps along the journey to becoming a woman of faith.
5 Things Never to Say to Your Grandchildren
Grandparents are supposed to be kid experts. We’ve raised our own children and by now should be seasoned and mellowed-out enough to roll with the ups and downs of our grandkids’ lives.
The Dos and Don’ts of Grandparenting
Here’s a primer for modern grandparents to help you navigate your new role, your changing relationship with your child, and more.
5 Ways to Still Serve the Church When You Are Slowing Down
If you find yourself in the season where God is calling you to step or scale back from serving your local church or ministry, be encouraged. There are many ways to stay connected, grow in your faith, and serve in meaningful ways.
Best Senior-Friendly Mobile Home Parks Near Colorado Springs
We’ve found the highest-rated mobile home parks near Colorado Springs!
Are You a Young Grandparent? Here Are 5 Ways This Can Be a Blessing
Becoming a grandparent is a milestone event that brings many blessings. However, when you find yourself in this role relatively young, you might wonder if you’re ready for the responsibility.
16 Signs You’re Spoiling Your Grandchildren Rotten
As a grandparent, you want to have fun with your grandkids and give them all the things you couldn’t give your own children. But, how much is too much?
10 Essentials You Shouldn’t Overspend on While Traveling in Retirement
Here are ten things you should never overspend on during retirement travel!
How to Change the Executor of a Will
Things happen and circumstances can change. Luckily, changing the executor of a will is relatively simple
How Does a Trust Work?
Trusts serve as robust legal tools that facilitate the holding, managing, and distributing of assets. Whether aiming to protect wealth, ensure privacy, or manage tax implications, trusts offer a versatile solution to meet various estate planning needs.
6 Amazing Roles That Grandparents Fill in Our Families Today
What roles do we see grandparents filling in our society? The answer is so many! As life expectancy has increased, so too has the amount of shared life between grandchildren and grandparents.
3 Legal Documents That No Aging American Should Be Without
Adult children of elderly parents need to be sure that their parents have these three legal documents in place.
Everything You Need to Know About a Medical Power of Attorney
How to Make a Will Null and Void
Do ALL Assets Go Through Probate?
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