by Marie Fricker Kiki S., 55, of Sacramento, California had been a widow for several years and was lonely. During a happy hour in a local restaurant one night with ...
by Victor Block Destination: Egypt My first impression on the ride from the airport to my hotel was: Big city. Cars and motorcycles battled for space, their horns raising a ...
by Marie Fricker Inflation is defined by Webster’s dictionary as a “decrease in the purchasing power of money, reflected in a general increase in the prices of goods and services.” ...
By Chris Hanson I’ve always wondered how Sir Isaac Newton, one of the smartest men that ever lived, lost a fortune in the stock market. I went back to ...
Reverse mortgages now recognized as a financial planning resource that can increase and extend financial security for older homeowners. by George A. Downey Simply stated, reverse mortgages enable older homeowners ...
by Victor Block ‘Fish. Party. Repeat.’ Those words, printed on a sign in a South Padre Island, Texas, restaurant, refer to two of the popular pastimes there. SPI (as locals ...
By Toni L. Eaton, RN, BSN, MS, President & CEO of Old Colony Hospice & Palliative Care For most of us, friendships define our world. Having friends that you can ...
by George Downey The dreaded financial crisis has begun. Runaway inflation, skyrocketing interest rates, and supply chain disruptions are among the numerous causes creating turmoil in the U.S. and international ...
by Marie Fricker When Anya Zola, 67, of Braintree dons her white canvas body suit with attached hat and face veil, she has one destination – her own backyard. Zola ...
By Mark Friedman, Owner, Senior Helpers Last month I wrote about the long-term systemic challenges ...