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Caregiving: questions & answers By Susan Suben Being a caregiver is the most difficult job you will ever have. With

My September Visit to the Allergy Doctor

By John Addyman I sat in the allergy doctor’s office in early September, thinking of my old friend Dr. Davies. When

By Jim Miller A good place to start your search for a financial planner is by asking friends or relatives.

By Jim Terwilliger Most investors are familiar with the concept of volatility. But many are not acquainted with the associated

By John Addyman I looked at the dumpster. “This is going to be ugly,” I said to myself. I had

By Susan Suben If you’re turning 65, it’s important to understand what the difference is between Medicare and Medicaid. Both

By Jim Miller Accommodations are typically one of the costliest travel expenses. But if you’re willing to do a little

By Jim Terwilliger One would think that by the time you reach retirement, your income tax picture would be simpler.

Lessons learned by ‘Old School’ lifestyles By Donna Cordello There were six of us in my home, sharing one tiny

By John Addyman Over the years, I’ve learned to be wary of people who tell me, “Oh, you’ll have a

By Susan Suben Most often, caregivers forget to take care of themselves because they are so consumed with caring for