Posts from: Seniors

As we grow older, simplifying life often becomes more appealing. Downsizing for seniors is not just about reducing belongings but embracing a lifestyle prioritizing ease, comfort, and functionality. Downsizing offers many benefits, whether moving to a smaller home,…

Maybe you’ve recently retired, and you feel a bit lost. Even if you’re happy to have so much more free time, you don’t quite know how to fill all of those hours. Here’s how earning a degree as a retiree can help you step into a second career in teaching, expand your…

It's not atypical for seniors to consider swapping their homes for smaller ones. It's quite a common occurrence, due to things like mobility issues, less people living in the home or the challenges of a fixed income. Even the most minor tasks seem harder to tackle when we…

Long-distance caregivers have to make a number of difficult decisions. Among these, deciding whether or not to move closer to care for a loved one in person is one of the most challenging. Should you uproot your life so you can provide more frequent, hands-on care? Could…

Seniors who live alone without easy access to relatives can sometimes become socially isolated. Unaddressed, this can lead to anxiety, depression, and even a lack of attention to self-care. Fortunately, there are ways to help the older adults in your life get more engaged.

In our adult years, we work toward building wealth that will last for a lifetime – but how long will that be? Even if you are eligible for a state pension, it may not be enough to make ends meet during a retirement that could last 20 years or longer. Here are a few ways…

Stay Connected: How to Maintain Personal and Professional BondsSocial and professional connections are important for seniors, particularly when it comes to having a fulfilling personal life, and feeling like a vital contributor to society. This is especially critical if…