The Coronavirus Pandemic’s Clear Danger to the Elderly March 12, 2020 by David Goldstein Articles, Covid-19 - Coronavirus, Featured, Senior Health - In this article, we will address the ongoing Coronavirus outbreak and how it is affecting seniors. The virus, which originated in the Chinese city of Wuhan and has spread to much of the world, has caused unprecedented fears, with the cancellation of sporting events, business conferences, and much more. On March 11, the World Health … Continue reading "The Coronavirus Pandemic’s Clear Danger to the Elderly"
Senior Housing and the Growing Senior Homelessness Problem February 11, 2020 by Jennifer Grey Articles, Featured - By 2050 Over 25% of the US Population Will be 65 Years Old or Older Right now, roughly 15.6 percent of the US general population is 65 years old or older, but by 2050 that percentage is estimated to balloon to over 25 percent. It is crucial that we start planning for how we will … Continue reading "Senior Housing and the Growing Senior Homelessness Problem"
Independent Living: Deciding What’s Best for You January 9, 2020 by David Goldstein Articles, Featured - There are many reasons why senior citizens consider moving. Having a large home, suffering from certain health issues, or possessing the desire to be closer to relatives are valid reasons to move after hitting retirement age. Likewise, it’s important to have realistic expectations about what you need or want in your next living situation. Look … Continue reading "Independent Living: Deciding What’s Best for You"
Set up in the Sunshine State: 4 Reasons Retiring to Florida Isn’t Just a Cliché December 6, 2019 by David Goldstein Articles, Featured - Florida has long been known to be a retirement haven for seniors from across the country. While the year-round warm weather certainly plays a part, the Sunshine State has a lot more to offer than just a comfortable climate. From financial incentives to lifestyle benefits, Florida should be on every retiree’s short list. Low State … Continue reading "Set up in the Sunshine State: 4 Reasons Retiring to Florida Isn’t Just a Cliché"
Best Time of Year to Plant Your Garden December 6, 2019 by David Goldstein Articles, Featured - In the United States, the best time to start planting your garden is in spring. As the weather begins to warm up, planting around this time of year is the best way to guarantee the health of your crops. If you are getting ready to plant your spring garden, make sure you get prepared. Make … Continue reading "Best Time of Year to Plant Your Garden"
4 Simple Changes That Can Help Retirees Make the Most of Their Income October 18, 2019 by David Goldstein Articles, Featured, Financial Planning for Seniors - For many retirees, retirement brings long-awaited freedom, but it also brings financial concern. Living on a fixed income can be difficult to adapt to, especially if you want to make the most of your golden years. Below are just a few small tactics seniors can use to save money and still have a great time … Continue reading "4 Simple Changes That Can Help Retirees Make the Most of Their Income"
Property Division Issues to Consider in a Gray Divorce August 9, 2019 by Jennifer Williamson Articles, Family Issues, Featured - A gray divorce refers to the separation of people aged 50 or older. Because these couples have spent a significantly larger portion of their life together than younger spouses, a gray divorce could come with its specific set of challenges. Baby boomers today are getting divorced at much higher rates than ever before. In the … Continue reading "Property Division Issues to Consider in a Gray Divorce"
Home Care Tips for Dealing With Dementia Obstacles September 30, 2019 by Alice Goldstein Alzheimer's Care, Articles, Featured - Caring for a patient with dementia poses numerous challenges for families and caregivers. These challenges include increased difficulty with everyday life, and the risk of further health issues, such as Alzheimer’s. Even without additional complications, dementia can cause mood swings and alter a person’s identity and behavior. On a practical level, seniors with dementia face … Continue reading "Home Care Tips for Dealing With Dementia Obstacles"- Gray Divorce – What Seniors Need to Know June 24, 2019 by Jennifer Grey Articles, Family Issues, Featured, Seniors & Dating - The rate of divorce in the general population is lower today than it ever was before. But, the generation called the baby boomers is divorcing like crazy. The divorce rate among folks 50 years old or older has doubled over the last couple of decades. This has led to the phenomenon called “gray divorce.” Things … Continue reading "Gray Divorce – What Seniors Need to Know"
The Benefits of Delayed Retirement August 11, 2019 by Leah Matricio Articles, Featured, Financial Planning for Seniors, Jobs for Seniors - If you’re among the many seniors who plan to retire soon, you may want to consider the benefits of delayed retirement. Barring health issues, delaying retirement can entitle one to greater benefits. So, if you plan to retire soon, make an assessment first. See if early retirement benefits outweigh those that you could possibly receive … Continue reading "The Benefits of Delayed Retirement"
