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Your mom is finally retiring. She’s 70 years old, unmarried, and lives alone. She’s independent and high energy. She’s definitely not “elderly.” Now that she’s retired, do you know how she will spend her time? Sure, she’ll finally get to the things on her to-do list. But how many closets can she organize? If her […]
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Do you need to be motivated? Print this page and read a quote every day to increase your motivation. During the week, we post on Facebook a motivational quote – please like us by clicking here. “We are all ordinary. We are all boring. We are all spectacular. We are all shy. We are all bold. We […]
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What would life be like without family or friends? Our personal relationships help us celebrate the joys in life. They also help us through difficult times. Yes, they can be frustrating at times … but no one is perfect. Take time to express your gratitude to those who matter the most to you. Use these […]
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Every Friday, we tweet a new tip to help you live a healthy lifestyle. Click here to follow us on Twitter. Here are physical health tips from last month. Click on the tip to go to the original source of information. Add omega-3 fatty acids to your diet to lower dementia and stroke risk as you age. […]
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Every Thursday, we tweet peace of mind tips on Twitter. Here are tips from last month. Click on the tip to view the source. When feeling lonely, stop focusing on yourself and find ways to volunteer. Practicing mindfulness meditation can silence your inner critic. If you need more time for self-care, schedule your social activities during […]
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Every Wednesday, we offer tips via Twitter to help you with your profession. Below are tips we tweeted last month. Click on the tip to view the source. Technology has erased the boundaries between work and personal time – learn to integrate your work with the rest of your life by setting boundaries for answering phone calls and […]
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Every Tuesday, we tweet personal finance tips to help you achieve your financial goals. Click here to follow us on Twitter. Below are tips we tweeted last month. Click on each tip to view the source. Be aware of IRS imposter scams – the IRS will never call and demand immediate payment. Tax Counseling for the Elderly […]
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Every Lent, my church recommends a book for the congregation to read. It’s a book that highlights the theme for the year’s Lenten season. This year, the book is about gratitude. Gratitude is defined by Merriam-Webster dictionary as “the state of being grateful; thankfulness” Some people are naturally thankful. Others need to put forth an […]
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After your divorce, you may need to re-enter the workforce. It may be for additional income, to keep busy, or even to have health insurance coverage. Whatever the reason, going through the job search process can be a daunting experience. It’s even more difficult when there’s a gap since your last employment. Read our blog […]
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When you hear the term “financial plan” what comes to mind? Most people think immediately about investments. But did you know that’s only one part of a financial plan? A comprehensive financial plan focuses beyond investments. It calculates your net worth, after-tax income, spending, retirement shortfall, and saving goals for other things/experiences you want from […]
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