3 Simple Tips for Pre-Retirement Planning & Saving

3 Simple Tips for Pre-Retirement Planning & Saving

Sticking to the basics is often the best course of action, especially when it comes to finances and planning for the future. The following steps represent simple strategies and actions that can be taken today. They can make the process of working toward retirement...
Retired? What’s Next? Time to Volunteer!

Retired? What’s Next? Time to Volunteer!

Many older adults look forward to retirement as a time when they will finally have the opportunity to do all the things they couldn’t quite seem to fit in while they were working and raising families – things like traveling, reading, cultivating long-neglected...
The Case for Cats in Retirement

The Case for Cats in Retirement

A lot of older adults have pets, with cats and dogs being the most popular choices. Given the choice, which would you prefer? It can be a difficult decision, especially when you take personal preference — “I’m a cat lover” versus “I’m a dog lover” — out of the...
Seven Key Causes of Aches & Pains

Seven Key Causes of Aches & Pains

Aches and pains can become more noticeable as we get older, but age is only one possible factor. Muscle soreness, joint stiffness and general discomfort can also be related to illness, physical activity, stress, posture or an underlying health condition. Most mild...
Out-of-Province & Non-Resident Executors

Out-of-Province & Non-Resident Executors

Although individuals are able to appoint an executor who resides in a different province or country, estate administration can be more difficult if the executor is not a resident of the same province as the deceased. Apart from delays and increased out-of-pocket...