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Reading- it’s fundamental! Reading has always been a way of enriching your mind and escaping from the monotony of everyday life. It is also a great way to learn, exercise your mind, and escape into another world. Reading is important for those of all ages, but especially beneficial for seniors. Here are a few reasons…
Retirement can be a complex transition. On the one hand, you have more time to enjoy your hobbies and passions, whether you love to garden or are looking forward to learning French. On the other hand, many retirees experience anxiety, depression and a diminished sense of self once they leave the workplace. To transition to…
If you’re retired, it’s the perfect time to kick back, relax and … continue your education? You bet! Plenty of educational opportunities are available to senior citizens. Whether you’re interested in art history, personal finance or any other topic, you’re bound to find accessible opportunities to further your education throughout your golden years. Your local…
Adjusting to life as a senior citizen can be tricky and it definitely comes with challenges. Your health is likely not what it used to be and many seniors are transitioning into retirement. Aging is often a big adjustment, especially when it comes to finances. There are several different financial issues that many seniors face.…
There are many benefits to owning a pet as a senior citizen. From reduce stress and increased social interaction, many seniors would benefit from owning a pet. Companionship Many seniors live alone and many have experienced the loss of a spouse or close friends. As a result, many seniors are often left feeling lonely on…
When you think of retirement, you probably imagine gardening, golf courses and grabbing lunch with old friends. But for more and more seniors in the US, retirement is seen as an opportunity to launch a new career. According to The Fiscal Times, almost half of retirees plan to continue working. Why? There are many different…
Although many seniors see retirement as an event that will have a negative impact on their life, a recent study out of the University of Sydney shows it has quite the opposite effect. This Australian study followed the behaviors of about 25,000 individuals (both retired and still in the workforce), with results that show retirement…
