By: Andrew Rosen What does your doctor have to do with your financial health? While your blood pressure may not impact your investments, there is a correlation between handling your financial health just as you handle your physical health. Just as putting off checkups and routine healthcare screenings can leave you with fewer treatment options... Leer más →
Por: LW Para calcular los beneficios del Seguro Social a la hora del retiro es importante tomar en cuenta varios factores, y aquí te los contamos para tenerlos en cuenta a la hora de pensionarse. Para muchos de nosotros, el Seguro Social es la parte más importante de la jubilación, y determinar cuándo solicitar los beneficios es... Leer más →
Por: Napsix Tener una mascota como compañía tiene muchos beneficios, especialmente para los adultos mayores que viven solos. Tener un perro como mascota significa que los adultos mayores nunca están solos. Tienen un compañero constante, haciéndolos sentir menos aislados del mundo. Llevar un perro a dar un paseo también pondrá a los adultos mayores en contacto con otras personas de... Leer más →
By: Steve Vernon As you age, you might become more vulnerable to financial losses due to fraud, exploitation by unethical relatives or friends, or simply making mistakes. Many boomers have witnessed this situation with their parents or older relatives, which should be a wake-up call. To address your risk of diminished capacity, you’ll want to... Leer más →
By: Emi Onuki The notion of retiring sounds pretty awesome, having enough money in the bank that you can live out the remainder of your days without any concern for funds coming or going. Well, maybe a little concern. But to actually reach that point, you need to have enough money saved up that you... Leer más →
By: Chartwell Families with senior loved ones living alone in their own homes right now may feel concerned for their overall health and well-being. Falls have traditionally been one of the biggest fears, and with good reason: four out of five injury hospitalizations involving Canadian seniors were due to a fall, most of them occurring... Leer más →
By: Ron Carson In the 2021 Retirement Confidence Survey conducted by the Employee Benefit Research Institute (EBRI) and Greenwald Research, 50% of workers and 72% of retirees say the COVID-19 pandemic has not changed their confidence in achieving a secure retirement. Still, 33% of workers and 25% of retirees say it’s made them somewhat or significantly less... Leer más →
Por: Kenneth Terrell El presidente Biden firmó el 15 de noviembre la ley que modernizará la infraestructura del país, la cual incluye las mejoras al transporte público y un mayor acceso a internet de banda ancha. La legislación ayudará a muchos adultos mayores a mantenerse más conectados con sus comunidades, tanto en persona como en línea. Tanto el Senado... Leer más →
Por: EFE Los investigadores de la Universitat Oberta de Catalunya desarrollan unas 'bombas inteligentes' conjuntamente con la Universidad de Leicester para eliminar células viejas de los tejidos Investigadores de la Universitat Oberta de Catalunya (UOC) y de la Universidad de Leicester (Reino Unido) han desarrollado unas 'bombas inteligentes' que contienen un anticuerpo capaz de eliminar células viejas de los... Leer más →
By: Jacqueline Stenson Metabolism in adulthood does not slow as commonly believed, study finds... A new international study counters the common belief that our metabolism inevitably declines during our adult lives. Well, not until we’re in our 60s, anyway. Researchers found that metabolism peaks around age 1, when babies burn calories 50 percent faster than adults, and... Leer más →
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