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Retirement Savings by Stu Johnson


(Finance and Legal   November 13, 2021)
How do you compare?…
Topics: Circumstances, Life Events Financial Lifestyle, General Planning Retirement


New Loan Options for Seniors and Low-Income Homeowners by Lew Sichelman


(Finance and Legal   June 26, 2021)
Introducing a new 'retirement mortgage' available now in a few states that combines features of a home equity loan and reverse mortgage…
Topics: Financial Hopes & Dreams Housing Lifestyle, General Optimal Aging Planning Retirement


Giving Money to Adult Children by Barbara Greenleaf


(Finance and Legal   October 9, 2020)
When excitement becomes expectation…
Topics: Advice, Guidance & Mentoring Choices and Decision Making Family Financial Money Relationships Risk


Scams that Prey on the Elderly By Miriam Cross


(Finance and Legal   July 3, 2020)
Six scams that target older Americans…
Topics: Advice, Guidance & Mentoring Financial Fraud Lies, Deception, Scams Relationships Risk


Wealth by Dan Seagren


(Senior Moments   April 26, 2020)
Pros, cons, and questions…
Topics: COVID-19 Financial History Lifestyle, General Trends


Social Security Perspective by Dan Seagren


(Senior Moments   November 3, 2019)
Dan looks back at his own involvement and to what lies ahead&hellip
Topics: Financial History Hopes & Dreams Income Social Security Trends


Rising Prices by Dan Seagren


(Senior Moments   April 7, 2019)
It's not as simple as inflation…
Topics: Financial Trends


Gambling by Dan Seagren


(Senior Moments   February 10, 2019)
Looking at a popular senior activity…
Topics: Financial Leisure Relationships Risk Social Activities Trends


Selective Advertising by Dan Seagren


(Senior Moments   November 4, 2018)
What our houses say about us…
Topics: Advertising Demographics Financial Hopes & Dreams Housing Trends


The IRS by Dan Seagren


(Senior Moments   February 25, 2018)
Not everything is considered taxable income…
Topics: Financial Government Income Taxes


Social Security by Dan Seagren


(Senior Moments   February 11, 2018)
It's hard to imagine life without it…
Topics: Cost of Living Financial Government Lifestyle, General Retirement Social Security


There's a Detour on Wall Street by Greg Asimakoupoulos


(Rhymes & Reasons   August 14, 2011)
Are we on the road to recovery…
Topics: Financial

Getting Rich Quick by Dan Seagren


(Senior Moments   January 30, 2011)
Many, perhaps most, would like to get rich. The quicker the better…
Topics: Character, Integrity Choices and Decision Making Ethics & Morality Financial

Financial Abuse by Dan Seagren


(Senior Moments   October 31, 2010)
Many elderly are lonely and happy to engage with friendly types...including criminals who see seniors as easy marks…
Topics: Abuse and Addiction Financial Fraud Statistics

Global Warnings by Greg Asimakoupoulos


(Rhymes & Reasons   February 22, 2009)
The frigid economic forecast…
Topics: Crisis Financial Politics

A Requiem for U.S. Automakers by Greg Asimakoupoulos


(Rhymes & Reasons   November 23, 2008)
Will Congress give them a brake?…
Topics: Financial Trouble

Biology by Dan Seagren


(Senior Moments   November 23, 2008)
What on earth does biology have to do with senior moments? Maybe nothing but read on…
Topics: Advertising Choices and Decision Making Financial

This Little Piggy Played the Market by Greg Asimakoupoulos


(Rhymes & Reasons   October 12, 2008)
A non-kosher look at the economy…
Topics: Financial Trouble

Potholes on Wall Street by Greg Asimakoupoulos


(Rhymes & Reasons   September 21, 2008)
Manhattan's "Street of Dreams" under construction…
Topics: Financial

Insurance vs Assurance by Dan Seagren


(Senior Moments   September 21, 2008)
An agonizing senior moment occurs when it is discovered to our dismay that we thought we were adequately insured but were not.…
Topics: Choices and Decision Making Financial Planning

Beware of Credit's Magical Appeal by Greg Asimakoupoulos


(Rhymes & Reasons   August 24, 2008)
There is a lingering cost to instant gratification…
Topics: Financial

Crying Uncle over Gas Prices by Greg Asimakoupoulos


(Rhymes & Reasons   June 13, 2008)
Calling on Uncle Sam to do something…
Topics: Cost of Living Financial

Identity Theft by Dan Seagren


(Senior Moments   June 8, 2008)
One of the most important possessions we own is our name.…
Topics: Financial Fraud Legal Risk

It's Tax Time Again! by Dan Seagren


(Senior Moments   February 17, 2008)
I read that there are over 1,000 IRS tax scams out there. Beware.…
Topics: Financial Fraud Taxes

Intoxicating Gratitude by Dan Seagren


(Senior Moments   February 10, 2008)
Wow. Debi Faris-Cifelli won the lottery jackpot. At least this time, here's a real winner…
Topics: Charity Choices and Decision Making Financial Gratitute

Bargain Hunters by Dan Seagren


(Senior Moments   December 16, 2007)
Fighting the desire to get something for nothing…
Topics: Financial

Me Worry? by Dan Seagren


(Senior Moments   December 2, 2007)
Some negative senior moments are inevitable, but should never be nourished beyond reason…
Topics: Advertising Choices and Decision Making Financial Future Predictions & Forecasts

Shrinking Income by Dan Seagren


(Senior Moments   September 30, 2007)
Many seniors prefer security over speculation…
Topics: Financial Investment Planning

Bankruptcy by Dan Seagren


(Senior Moments   September 2, 2007)
One of the saddest senior moments is when the checkbook runs dry…
Topics: Crisis Financial

Givin' While You're Livin' by Dan Seagren


(Senior Moments   May 6, 2007)
Another senior moment occurs when the question arises: What do I do with my modest estate (or my incredible fortune)?…
Topics: Charity Financial Planning Wisdom

If It Sounds Too Good to Be True by Dan Seagren


(Senior Moments   December 24, 2006)
Money magazine, November 2006, put it bluntly…Hello, Sucker THINK SCAMS ONLY HAPPEN TO OTHER PEOPLE?…
Topics: Advertising Advice, Guidance & Mentoring Financial Fraud

Debt by Dan Seagren


(Senior Moments   December 10, 2006)
Do seniors get in debt? You better believe it.…
Topics: Financial Planning Trouble

Senior Discounts by Dan Seagren


(Senior Moments   July 30, 2006)
Why do seniors get a discount? Even better, why should they?
Topics: Ethics & Morality Financial

Shrinking Nest Eggs by Dan Seagren


(Senior Moments   July 9, 2006)
Years ago, my image of retirement was a comfortable rocking chair on a wraparound porch where I could watch the world go by. Now retired,…
Topics: Financial Retirement Wellness