The main objective of my column is to equip and prepare you, the reader, for an unannounced health event leading to a short or long term care event, while protecting you from huge consequences to your retirement plan. [...]
A Continuing Care Retirement Community may desire to provide or arrange for continuing care services, including home care services, to an individual who has entered into a continuing care contract with the provider but is not yet receiving lodging. [...]
In This Issue ... “Dancing with The Stars” television show has helped raise awareness of the beauty, skill and Wow! Factor of ballroom dancing for the younger set. High schoolers are taking to the sport, and art, of dance. Retirees have long been drawn to ballroom dancing [...]
Juniper Level Botanic Garden and Plant Delights Nursery (9241 Sauls Road, Raleigh) will open this summer for public viewing and plant purchases on July 23-25. [...]
We’ve always been told by our elders, not to take life for granted. Respect and enjoy the freedoms given to us. If we plan for our tomorrows, that often involves insurance that help us manage events that could otherwise have catastrophic financial consequences. [...]
There are almost 66 million unpaid caregivers in the United States. Not nurses, doctors, and CNAs. Sixty-six million unpaid providers caring for children, parents, partners and siblings. What a generous contribution each of these people makes to the wellbeing of a loved one! [...]
We all know that regular exercise is key to healthy living. As one ages, so do our bodies. Over time, we find ourselves in need of changing requirements. But exercise is a must, more so for seniors and the elderly than any other age bracket. [...]
I enjoy writing this column every quarter and I hope that my insight or the insight provided by other senior industry professionals has been helpful or enjoyable for you. This quarter I am going to share the wide spectrum of activity that we are currently involved with at my company, [...]
AARP in the Triad is working to prevent criminals from stealing your hard-earned money and savings. Here are some of the latest scams to be on the lookout for throughout the summer season. [...]
In This Issue ... Many of us have felt that life has been on perpetual “HOLD” since spring of 2020. The summer of 2021 welcomes the beginnings of our return to normalcy as things begin to blossom ... restaurants allowing indoor seating, entertainment venues scheduling shows and signs of renewed life emerging at an ever-accelerating rate. [...]
