Information You Can Use
-
gluten free dessert: happy holiday cooking!
Ah, holidays. If you’re on a gluten free diet, finding the best gluten free dessert can be a great gift! Many seniors still enjoy time in the kitchen, and these gluten free dessert receipes are easy to … Continue
-
Suddenly Single: Financial Do’s & Don’ts After An Unexpected Loss
Suddenly single Baby Boomers who experience the loss of their spouse are often faced with two significant challenges. First and foremost: grieving. They must deal with the devastating loss of a spouse. Second: financial decisions – some … Continue
-
Downsizing: The Many Upsides to Downsizing
The word downsizing comes with a highly negative connotation. In reality, it should be called smartsizing or rightsizing! What could be smarter than living efficiently in a dwelling that fits your lifestyle and family’s needs perfectly? Close … Continue
-
Health Care Reform: are you Obamacare ready? Part II
Health Care Reform Includes Richer Benefits The health insurance plans are very, very rich in benefits. More rich, than a number of Mainer’s have had for benefits. The richer the plan, the higher the cost – If today, … Continue
-
Health care reform: are you Obamacare ready? Part I
Are you ready for Health Care Reform? Sweeping changes are coming to the individual health insurance policy beginning January 2014 because of the Affordable Care Act; otherwise known as health care reform, or Obama Care. Here’s the … Continue
-
Your Life Reimagined: So Many Possibilities!
Life reimagined. When was the last time you took a moment to evaluate what is truly important to you? If you could change anything, what would it be? Perhaps you want to investigate something completely different; a … Continue
-
Life lessons: 43 tips for living
These 43 tips for living were written by Regina Brett, 90 years old, writer for the Cleveland Plain Dealer, Cleveland, Ohio. “To celebrate growing older, I once wrote the lessons life taught me. It is the most … Continue