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Keeping in Touch

Facebooking for Seniors

by admin on August 14, 2009

Using the computer for social networking is one of the best resources for an active senior. Long gone are the days of handwriting a letter and sending it “snail mail”. Today, our communications are instant-presto complete with photography and attached letters from others. The email system was the greatest thing since sliced bread, that is [...]

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A driver’s license offers individuals a unique brand of freedom. Many people have spent the majority of their lives with the ability to drive a vehicle. The possession of a license is a large part of independence, independent living, self-sufficiency, spontaneity, and involvement in social and religious activities. It’s little wonder that the loss of [...]

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Assisted Living: An Option for Seniors

by admin on April 22, 2009

Assisted living is a housing option for older adults that find they are needing some additional assistance with activities of daily living but who do not need a great deal of medical assistance. This is a housing alternative that allows active seniors to maintain their independence with help on an as-needed basis. Helpguide.org reports that [...]

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How to Avoid Scams Aimed at Seniors

by admin on March 9, 2009

According to the FBI, there are many reasons that seniors are commonly targeted for scams. Older Americans often have a savings set aside and are home-owners. Seniors also typically have good credit, they’ve got their personal finances in order that criminals are interested in gaining access to.

Seniors who grew up in the 1930s, 40s, and [...]

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