NY Considers Medical Aid in Dying for Terminal Patients
By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Medical professionals assisting patients in ending their lives sounds paradoxical. But groups such as Death With
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Loneliness Harms Health
By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant As the pandemic exacerbated and highlighted, loneliness is not good for your health. In fact, the
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Social Media & Other Basics for the Not-So-Computer-Savvy
By Kimberly Blaker Now, more than ever, it’s possible to feel like part of your family and friends’ lives, even
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How to Prevent Cybercrimes
By Jim Miller Unfortunately, cybercrimes against older people continue to be a big problem in the U.S. According to the
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8 Steps to Writing a Great Memoir
Want to share a life experience with others? It takes time and dedication, and likely won’t be easy By Kimberly
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President of Saint Agatha Foundation explains how her nonprofit helps cancer patients who face financial issues Q: What is Saint
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Social Security Q&A
Q: I’m retiring early, at age 62, and I receive investment income from a rental property I own. Does investment
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More 80-Plussers on the Job
Census figures shows influx of octogenarians in the workforce By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Young enough to be costar Harrison Ford’s
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Why You May Want to Keep Working (No Kidding!)
By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Reduced or non-existent pensions, insufficient Social Security benefits, skyrocketing costs and tanking investments represent just a
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How the Outgoing Tax Cuts May Affect You
By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Unless further legislation intervenes, a few aspects of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) will
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