Helping an Aging Parent Manage Their Money
By Jim Miller Lots of adult children step in to help aging parents with their finances. Whether it’s paying
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Columnists
How I Spent My Summer Vacation
By Jim Sollecito Like many folks hoping for a memorable trip, I plan for familiar favorites and add some
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Understanding the New Trump Accounts
By Laurie Haelen With the enactment of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act in July 2025, Congress introduced a
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The Toilet Paper Spy Caper
By Marilyn L. Pinsky Not that I’m paranoid about AI spying on me, but two days after I finished
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Understanding the New Flu Vaccine
Tests show that the mRNA influenza vaccine are more effective that the standard flu shot By Eva Briggs, M.D.
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Counting My Blessings
By Michele Bazan Reed | bazanreed@hotmail.com This Nov. 26, somewhere between the turkey and the pumpkin pie and well
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Technology
By Marvin Druger | mdruger@syr.edu When I was a child in elementary school, we students sat at individual desks.
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Still Working at 65? Here’s How to Handle Medicare
By Jim Miller If you or your spouse is still working past age 65 and have health insurance through
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Reunion Reflections
By Jim Sollecito Want to really feel your age? Go to a reunion. Or anniversary. Of anything. In June
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Charitable Contributions from IRAs
By Laurie Haelen Did you know that, if you are at least 70½ years old, you can make tax-free
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