Just about everyone understands that our elders are at risk of health crises just because of age. Covid taught us a lot about emergencies from an unanticipated source. Most of us understand that our aging loved ones are vulnerable, especially those over 65 years old. Chronic medical conditions like high blood pressure, diabetes, heart disease […]
Jane had always assumed that Social Security would be there for her when she retired. She had been paying into the system for most of her working life, and it seemed like a reliable safety net. However, as she approached retirement age, she began to hear rumors that the program was facing some financial challenges. […]
The Secure Act 2.0 impacts saving and investing for just about everyone, and especially those about to retire. Are you ready to take full advantage of all the new retirement laws? Many people are relying on their financial advisor to understand and take advantage of all the new rules. Investor advocate and Wealthramp founder Pam […]
Wendy – Hey, Boomer I woke up this morning in pain, feeling exhausted. Having purpose and meaning is what has kept me going these past few months, in spite of the pain. I have gone through a series of tests and nothing significant has shown up. So, this morning, I ordered a new mattress. Maybe […]
Traveling is not easy for my dad, a 78-year-old man who was diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease (PD) in 2001. At the same time, him missing out or feeling that he is being left out, is something I’m so sensitive to that I’m willing to put in the effort to make sure he gets to participate […]
Your business is designed to serve your customer, the real person who buys your products or services. Your marketing should speak to them as well.
Cheerios have been a staple in so many households for a long time. It’s marketed as being “heart healthy” and is apparently known to “help lower cholesterol.” The bright yellow box displays the cereal in a heart shaped bowl, and it even says that it’s gluten free! What’s not to love, right? Originally Published on […]
As someone who talks with a lot of retired Baby Boomers about money, I’ve discovered that many regret how they treated their retirement savings plans. One such individual is Henry, a 65-year-old man who is worried that his savings will not last through his retirement. It’s something he’s struggling with daily and it’s put a […]
Do you get frustrated when people interrupt you? Do you take it personally, feeling that you might be boring them? Or do you simply think they’re being rude? Originally Published on https://www.psychologytoday.com/gb/blog/connected-leadership/
The Internet has become a necessity in our modern society. Yet 42 million Americans live in areas of the country where the connections to technology are subpar or, in extreme cases, nonexistent. At the same time, federal and state governments are increasingly relying on people to interact with them online. This mismatch between a growing […]
