Medicare Open Enrollment Ends Tomorrow—December 7, 2021
If you are one of the 63 million Americans sixty-five or older who is eligible for Medicare, you have probably been deluged for months with TV
First Appearance at a National Book Festival
The St. Louis Annual Jewish Book Festival— now in its 43rd year—is nationally recognized as one of the best and largest in the country with
Future Shock is Here
In 1970, futurist Alvin Toffler and his wife, Adelaide Farrell, wrote a groundbreaking book called Future Shock, which became an international bestseller. The term Future Shock
Things That Drive Me to Distraction
There are lots of aspects of aging over which we have no control, such as our genetics, accidents, and illnesses ranging from the common cold
All the Wrong Ways to Offer Sympathy to a Friend
What do you say to a friend who is going through a divorce, has lost a spouse, or has been diagnosed with a serious illness?
Five Things a Will Won’t Do
If you think your last will and testament is the one and only document you need to specify what happens to your assets when you
Seven Things a Will Can Do
A last will and testament is a legal document that lets you decide what happens with your estate after you die. When you die without
Surviving a Life-Changing Event
We are living in a new reality. Nothing is the same as it used to be. The simple pleasure of bumping into an old friend
Part 4. Sixty Ways to Stay Safe
Part 4. Sixty Ways to Stay Safe Safety wasn’t something we thought much about when we were younger, but as we age, it becomes an
Part 3. Staying Fit for Life
Part 3. Staying Fit for Life With all the things on our minds as we grow older, why do we also have to think about
