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Is Debt Consolidation the Right Step to Get You Back on Track?

If the headlines and news articles are telling an accurate tale, many U.S. seniors are entering their so-called golden years in precarious financial shape. One example: we’ve recently come across a seeming barrage of articles about retirees and debt. It’s an important subject that we’ve written about in the past few weeks here on the … Read more

Mild Cognitive Impairment: Denial Can Be Dangerous

When we hear the phrase, “cognitive impairment,” our first reaction is often fear. “Uh-oh,” we may think – “when I forgot that appointment last week, or misplaced the car keys, was that the beginnings of cognitive impairment? Does that mean I’m losing it mentally?” When it comes to what doctors call mild cognitive impairment, or … Read more

Medicare’s Star Ratings Can Help During Open Enrollment

For those on Medicare, the open enrollment window is beginning to close. As the clock ticks down the days until December 7th, millions will be making important decisions about which plan best suits their individual needs. It can be a daunting task, not because we all have too little information, but often because we have … Read more

Is Loneliness the Cause of Alcohol Use Disorder Among Seniors?

A quick glance at articles about the emotional problems many seniors face as they age reveals two common threads: an increased likelihood of isolati0n, and the increased prevalence of substance abuse, especially alcohol. Now, researchers are exploring the link between the two. What if loneliness is a major root cause of the over-consumption of alcohol … Read more

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