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February 21st, 2024
Not Too Late for Holiday Resolution: Five Ways to Kick-Start Your Estate Planning in the New Year
Starting estate planning now is essential because it ensures your wishes are clearly documented and legally protected, avoiding unnecessary stress and disputes among loved ones later. Procrastination can lead to significant legal and financial complications.
Lifestyle
December 18th, 2024
How Testosterone Replacement Therapy Improves Energy and Vitality
As you age, natural testosterone levels decline, often leading to fatigue, reduced muscle mass, and diminished vitality. Testosterone Replacement Therapy (TRT) can help restore energy, improve strength, and enhance overall well-being, allowing you to feel more youthful and active.
June 15th, 2026
Could a Walk-In Tub Help Your Parent Stay at Home Longer? What Gen X Families Should Know
If you're helping an aging parent remain independent at home, bathroom safety may already be on your radar. Walk-in tubs are built differently from standard bathtubs, with low-entry thresholds, watertight doors, and built-in seating designed to reduce fall risk.
Lifestyle
January 28th, 2026
How Stock Screeners Can Help Retirees Avoid Emotional Investing Mistakes
When you are planning for retirement or living in it, emotional investing mistakes can permanently damage income and security. Stock screeners can help you stay disciplined, reduce risk, and make decisions that support long-term retirement goals rather than short-term market noise.
Lifestyle
November 6th, 2025
Thinking About Downsizing? Many Empty Nesters and Seniors are Downsizing to Simplify Life
Many seniors and empty nesters are turning to downsizing to simplify their lives and embrace a new chapter. This trend allows them to shed unnecessary possessions, focus on experiences, and create lasting memories.
Care Facilities
August 20th, 2024
Staffing Rules Goal to Improve Nursing Home Care
With updated staffing rules in force, the goal is to enhance the quality of care in nursing homes. Mandating specific staffing levels aims to reduce staff burnout, improve resident outcomes, and ensure more consistent, high-quality care across the nation.
Insurance
October 21st, 2025
How to Choose the Right High-Interest Savings Account in Canada
A high-interest savings account (HISA) can help you grow your money safely while keeping it accessible. Here’s how to choose the right account in Canada based on your goals, lifestyle, and retirement plans.
Lifestyle
April 17th, 2026
Complete Guide to Decluttering and Downsizing as You Age
Decluttering and downsizing are important to consider as you age. We discuss the rationale for downsizing, and methods, tips and tricks for decluttering.
June 9th, 2026
Lost in Translation: Why Language Access Is a Long-Term Care Safety Issue
Language barriers in long-term care put older adults at risk of medication errors, missed symptoms, and poor care outcomes. With more than 25 million Americans having limited English proficiency, families evaluating care options should ask providers about bilingual staff, interpreter services, and multilingual care plans.
Lifestyle
March 31st, 2025
What to Do Before 60: Smart Steps to Build a Secure, Fulfilling Retirement
Millions of Americans are turning 60. Here’s what you need to do now before age 60 to retire with confidence — financially, emotionally, and with a plan that works for you.
Government
February 2nd, 2025
Some Federal Employees Looking at Early Retirement - Must Consider Long-Term Care Options
As some federal employees weigh early retirement, experts emphasize the need to factor in long-term care planning to protect their retirement cash flow, protect savings, and maintain financial stability.