(4 Minute Read) After retiring from a life-long career, it can be difficult to remember that you have the world at your feet. Although many seniors make traveling a priority after retiring, you might not be considering the benefits of
Living Abroad as a Senior: Where to Go and How to Do it
Dementia Warning Signs
(3 Minute Read) Memory loss is common with age. However, suffering from memory loss is not the same as suffering from dementia. Often incorrectly referred to as “senility,” dementia is actually caused by damage to the brain cells. This means
Living with your Aging Parents: Tips and Tricks for Making It Work
(3 Minute Read) When deciding to move your elderly parent into your home, there are many factors to consider: whether or not you can provide adequate care, the cost of their care and other living expenses, and how difficult the
LSA Newsletter: What Senior Clients Look for in a Financial Advisor
(3 Minute Read) As a financial advisor, you have an idea of the needs of each demographic you serve. But, as you expand and grow within your industry, you may be asked to serve groups you don’t know that much
Nutrition Tips for Seniors
(3 Minute Read) Managing your nutrition as you age might seem daunting, especially if you’ve had the same eating habits for years. While those habits might have served you in the past, changing them can help you have more energy
Summer Wellness for Seniors
(3 Minute Read) As you age and your body changes, your wellness needs also change. However, that doesn’t mean you have to miss out on the summer fun. When spending time with friends and family this summer, take some time
Technology Hacks for Seniors
(5 Minute Read) Technology today is always changing. There’s a lot to learn if you ever want to catch up with the grand-kids. However, choosing the right devices and features can help you better understand and use the technology now
Keeping Senior Loved Ones Independent at Home
(4 Minute Read) Although it can seem difficult, keeping your senior loved one safe in their own home doesn’t have to be. There are many options available to those who wish to continue living in their homes as they age.
Do Retirees Still Need Life Insurance
(2 Minute Read) During their working years, people often buy life insurance as a safety net in case of tragedy. When a forty-something with kids, a mortgage, or other debts suddenly dies, life insurance is usually necessary to ensure their
The Senior’s Guide to Volunteering
(2 Minute Read) According to research sourced by USA Today, someone who retires at 65 has about a 15% lower risk of developing dementia compared to someone retiring at 60. But say you’ve already retired, or are simply finished with