Khloe Harris
Khloe Harris has over 25 years of experience in senior healthcare, focusing on chronic disease management. She is passionate about helping seniors lead active, fulfilling lives. When she’s not writing about health and wellness, Evelyn enjoys hiking, spending time with her grandchildren, and baking her famous oatmeal cookies.

Financial Scams and Fraud Prevention
31 October 2024
Police dismantle grandparent scam: key arrests in senior targeting fraud
A network of fraudsters targeting the elderly across Canada with a “grandparent scam” has been broken up after a major police operation. This scam tricked seniors into thinking their loved ones were in urgent need of help, leading them to lose over $1.2 million in just three months. Several police agencies worked together to arrest […]
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Finding the best senior-friendly cell phone plans for 2024
When looking for the perfect cell phone plan, many seniors start with age-restricted options designed for older adults. However, sticking to these plans could mean missing out on more affordable or versatile options from other carriers. As cell phone carriers continue expanding their offerings, seniors have an ever-wider variety of plans, covering everything from limited […]
Technology and Social Media
31 October 2024

Trump’s tax plan reverses decades-long GOP goal of broadening tax base
Former President Donald Trump is taking a different approach from the typical Republican tax strategy. Instead of cutting tax rates for everyone, he’s focusing on changing specific things. He’s planning to remove the state and local tax cap and boost deductions for certain types of income. These ideas bring back some old tax methods from […]
Tax Planning
31 October 2024

What changes to expect in 2025 Social Security payments
As you plan for your financial future, staying informed about changes to Social Security is key. In 2025, there will be important updates to the payment schedule, a new Cost-of-Living Adjustment, and changes in retirement planning. These updates could impact your retirement and estate planning. Here’s what you need to know to maximize your financial […]
Estate Planning
30 October 2024

Farm safety for aging farmers through assistive technology and planning
As the demographic of farmers across the nation continues to age, the need for effective farm safety measures becomes increasingly urgent. With the average age of U.S. farmers approaching 58 years, initiatives aimed at ensuring that older farmers can continue working safely on their farms are crucial. The combination of assistive technology, practical safety measures, […]
Technology for Seniors
30 October 2024

How to avoid counterfeit products online: Key warnings and tips
With online shopping reaching new heights in popularity, the risk of purchasing counterfeit products has surged as well. A 2023 study from Michigan State University (MSU) revealed that nearly 7 in 10 consumers unintentionally bought fake products online within the last year. Counterfeit goods don’t just lack quality, they can also pose severe health and […]
Fraud Prevention
29 October 2024

Stay scam-free: tips to avoid Publishers Clearing House frauds during holidays
As more people use digital communication, scammers have found new ways to trick retirees by using familiar names. Brands like Publishers Clearing House are often used in scams with fake promises of big prizes. Many, like Michael Brodnex and Rita May, have been scammed by people pretending to be from well-known companies. These scammers use […]
Fraud Prevention
28 October 2024

Senior care in the US: the hidden $873.5 billion value of family caregivers
Around 44.58 million caregivers provide unpaid help to elderly or chronically ill family members in the United States, contributing about $873.5 billion each year to the economy. This amount is 3.2% of the country’s Gross Domestic Product. If caregiving were a company, it would earn more than the biggest businesses, including Apple, Amazon, and Walmart. This […]
Caregiver Resources
27 October 2024

Financial matters and retirement: understanding nursing home costs and long-term care insurance
Families often face immense challenges when trying to understand and manage the intricate financial and logistical details involved in long-term care, particularly as it relates to nursing home expenses. With the increasing costs of medical services, exploring various payment options and planning is essential to avoid overwhelming financial burdens. A closer look at the costs […]
Long-Term Care Insurance
27 October 2024
