The answer should be easy. Obviously you are the person who should be paying attention to your portfolio, understand how your money is invested, and monitor its gains and losses. But in these times of low interest rates, mixed markets, and changing tax laws, many people, retiree and pre-retirees alike, seek guidance. They have many […]
For the last decade or so, June has been decreed World Elder Abuse Awareness Month. Falling somewhere midway between National Random Action Month (January) and Fruit and Veggies — More Matters Month (September), the significance of the honorific likely gets lost on most people. But the fact that it exists at all signals a sea […]
When as a caregiver or senior you plan daily menus, be sure to include all sources of healthy eating. That includes lean protein from seafood, eggs, and beans; assorted fruits and vegetables; whole-grain breads, pastas, and cereals; and low-fat dairy products. And to promote the healthiest diet — and to keep meals budgets friendly — […]
Yesterday I interviewed a true American Hero. He had just gotten back from Washington D.C. where he was treated like royalty while he visited the many memorials dedicated to men such as himself. The trip would not have been possible without the Honor Flight Network “dedicated to providing veterans with honor and closure.” Carl served […]