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Computers, smart-phones, and tablets can offer many benefits to people of all ages. But for many seniors the benefits can be overshadowed by fear, frustration, or uncertainty. Join us for a discussion including ways retirees are using technology to simplify and improve their lives, strategies for avoiding online scams, and educational resources for shortening the learning curve.

No one likes to consider the possibility of ever having to move to a “nursing home” or longterm healthcare community. It is for this reason that few people do any advance planning or investigation into such arrangements. While only a small percentage of Americans live in a nursing home providing extended full-time care, studies show that 70% or more of people over age 65 will need at least some level of skilled or longterm care during their lifetime. In this…

Selling your home that you have lived in for two, three, four or even five decades can seem like a daunting task, but it doesn’t need to be so overwhelming. Real estate agents can be helpful, but they all seem to give a different (and often conflicting) advice, so who should I believe? Where do I begin and what should I expect before, during, and after my home goes on the market? Get the FACTS about what is involved in…

Everyone seems to worry about money as they get older. This universal concern often has less to do with how much wealth one has amassed and more to do with uncertainties about one’s financial affairs. How much money will I need? Will I have enough to leave some behind for others? What if my needs change over time? How do I ensure I don’t outlive my financial resources? These are all common questions to be explored in this month’s seminar…