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Monthly archives: May 2010

Conservatorship: Do You Need It?

Due to the overwhelming advancement in today’s medical field, it is now possible to extend our lives and reach our oldest possible age. However, there still stand numerous age-related anomalies which we have yet to solve. Indeed, there will come a time when aging would catch up—it’s inevitable. It could even be sooner than we think! No matter how we delay age, the possibility of your beloved senior no longer [...]

Elderly Abuse 101

As taboo as it may seem, elderly abuse is common and according to statistics, only 1 out of 14 incidents get reported. I say, the level of awareness when it comes to elderly abuse is partly to blame. We don’t really know when and to what extent should an act of a caregiver or of the supposed “abuser” be considered as an abuse already. We just know that when there’s [...]

How to Measure Your Influence in Twitter

As much as there are seniors who might still be in the dark when it comes to Twitter—or any other social networking site for that matter—let’s not forget those who are already conducting their businesses online, and quite successful in doing so. If you’ve been in this arena for quite some time now, you know how Twitter can help you with your “branding” needs, and yes, it can be used [...]

Tips on How to Cut Funeral Costs

It may be morbid to blog about funerals especially to seniors like me but practically speaking, planning for your own funeral can actually save you and your loved-ones time, energy and of course, money. Seniors must consider planning for their own funeral as some sort of insurance. Good thing is, if you plan your funeral ahead of time, you would know that everything will go according to what you have [...]

Are You Saving Enough for Retirement?

Retirement is pretty much inevitable, unless you “live fast die young” but since you are reading this blog, I would assume that is not the case. However, along with the idea of retirement comes the ever-so-precious nest egg, which, you should start thinking about just around your 35th birthday. In reality, putting up together a comfortable nest egg is not as easy as it may seem. It involves a lot [...]

Safe Public Transportation Tips for Senior

Riding the public transportation can be tough and it requires certain amount of “superhuman” powers such as “perfect” hand-eye coordination, “uncanny” motor skills, and “unbelievable” dexterity! Well, that’s not to mention your ability to make yourself look like you know exactly what you are doing and not appear gullible or lost during the ride itself. All these things make it harder for seniors to bear public transportation especially if they [...]

The Pros and Cons of Group Tours

When you’re planning to travel, the first two things you need to consider is, first, the location or the destination and second, is if you would like to do it on your own or just join a tour group or a guided tour. Each of course, has their own pros and cons, it can even affect your travel budget tremendously, so if there is a restriction on your travel budget, [...]

Scam Alert!! Popular Scams This Season

While you go frolicking under the sun and smelling flowers, con artists are busy putting together scams to rip your money off you. Yes, seniors are not alone in this battle, however, scam artists are almost always after seniors as they see us as very easy targets. Sounds unfair right? Unfortunately, it’s true. Better take it as a warning than an offensive statement. What seniors need to know though is [...]

Business Partners’ Do’s and Don’ts

Planning and starting your own business, especially for retired seniors, are both fun and exciting as it marks a new chapter in your life and also, it will help you keep the financial aspect of your retired life running. However, doing it on your own can be tougher and may even bring about more stressful situations than all your working years combined—the one you retired from! Your simple solution? Get [...]

What Art of Persuasion Can Do For Seniors

Considering the age we must be in right now and the experiences we have had so far, by common sense it is safe to assume that somehow seniors have already developed and honed their persuasion skills very well. We might even have developed our own tricky little ways to get the things we want in life. However, all things considered, some seniors prefer to just go with the flow and [...]

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