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Common Senior Scams & How to Avoid Them

March 29, 2017

Their methods vary and include phone calls, internet and email solicitations and even face to face visits. Being aware of the many popular scams is a step in protecting yourself. Remember If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is. Listed below are a few of the most common scams directed to Seniors. […]

Mentally Preparing Yourself for Retirement

March 15, 2017

Differences may have been negligible in some outcomes but huge in others. Retirement presents itself in a variety of ways. Not Quite Ready Phasing out your career is one step when considering retirement. Perhaps you aren’t quite ready to make a full commitment to a new lifestyle. There are matters to consider such as health […]

5 Tips for Seniors to Build New Friendships

March 8, 2017

This quote from the last scene of the movie “It’s a Wonderful Life” illustrates friendship is a precious commodity as well as a vital part of healthy living. People who have a vibrant social network are healthier and happier and live longer. Some people are natural social butterflies. They walk in a room and people […]

Fun Spring Activities for Seniors

February 16, 2017

The moment the first song of the robin is heard it seems the endorphin’s start rolling. Take advantage of the energetic pull of spring and indulge in activities bringing joy. Here are a few to get you going. Capture the Season with Your Camera – It doesn’t matter if you use your phone, tablet or […]

February is American Heart Month

February 9, 2017

Before asking someone to be your Valentine check the condition of your heart first! February is American Heart Month, a time when heart health is highlighted. Considering every year 635,000 or more people in the United States experience their first heart attack, it’s an excellent focus. The Golden Years do not change your heart health. […]

6 Apps Every Senior Needs

January 12, 2017

According to the Pew Research Institute 27% of adults over the retirement age of 65 now own a smart phone. Over 80% feel it is a “freeing” experience. Seniors still tend to only use their smart phones for a limited range of purposes. Those who choose to broaden their horizons find a world of practicality, […]

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