It may seem ambitious to look ahead to April during the cold weather months, but now really is the best time to get organized for tax season. Seniors especially should look ahead since taxes and deductions can be significantly different (and sometimes more complicated) than what was filed

For many seniors, planning end-of-life care decisions often feels frightening and overwhelming. But these discussions don’t have to be stressful, and once you’ve had them, you might be glad you did.

Life has been good to you, but now it’s time to think about what you will leave behind for your loved ones. Have you set clear expectations for your estate? From appointing a single family member to oversee all arrangements to figuring out who gets that set of china, this blog offers helpful tips

From carving the turkey to exchanging presents, every family has its own holiday traditions.

When a loved one passes away, it is often difficult to find meaning and hope in the midst of the loss. But for some families, honoring a relative with a memorial fund can help offer a sense of comfort and hope during the grieving process. Not only does it keep the memory of the deceased alive, it

Grieving the loss of anyone can be difficult, but losing a spouse can be one of the most difficult times in someone’s life. If your spouse is facing an end of life situation or has recently passed, here are guidelines to help you mourn your loss.

You’re not alone.

Fall is back to school season, and for many retirees, it’s not just the grandkids who are returning to the classroom.

For seniors, card games are a fun, inexpensive way to spend time with friends and family.

Kids are back to school, there’s a chill in the air each morning and leaves are beginning to change. Fall is just around the corner, which means football season has begun, giving people of every age opportunities to cheer for their favorite teams, enjoy tailgating fun and spend lazy Sundays with