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Is it the right time to buy and sell in Atlanta? Seniors toying with the idea of selling a home, downsizing or simply looking to move closer to family found

(From AARP) AARP’s annual Movies for Grownups Awards are back, live from Los Angeles — and you’re invited! Alan Cumming hosts the star-studded special, which will be broadcast by Great

Real estate transactions for seniors are unique. There are factors to consider that don’t affect younger buyers and you may not have thought about. Senior Real Estate Specialists (SRES) are

What a healthier brain? Pick up a book or newspaper. Reading is good for you in ways you don’t even realize, and it may help extend your life. A recent

It’s a concern that affects all of us – how can we keep our brains healthy as we grow older? We want to stay sharp and ward off memory loss

You planned for retirement, you had the party, everyone congratulated you, and now you want to make the most of this fantastic time of your life. After they retire, many

A CNBC report recently looked at the country’s hottest real estate markets for 2023 and found their top ten all had one thing in common – they’re in the south.

When Veterans are filing for their benefits, there are common errors that can be the reason for an unsuccessful benefits claim. Kiplinger is out with a list of mistakes to

What do real estate professionals think is in the housing forecast for this year? Insider talked to real estate and real estate technology professionals about what they anticipate for 2023

You’re thinking about downsizing and relocating but, before you do, you may want to check out Kiplinger’s list of the least tax-friendly states in the US for retirees. The list

You’ve probably experienced it or heard of it – individuals developing allergies as they age. Perhaps it’s a sudden allergy to latex which is fairly common or even food or

Realtor.com is out with its real estate predictions for 2023 and one Georgia city makes its top ten list of housing markets positioned for growth. Augusta, GA ranks sixth on

Like much of the US, Georgia experienced record cold temperatures in December. Now comes the sticker shock from keeping homes warm during that frigid week. It has many people re-evaluating

A Covid 19 Guide from AARP According to the CDC’s Covid Tracker, the number of cases of Covid is on the rise. That has many asking where to get vaccinated

AARP is out with a list of Social Security changes coming in the new year which includes: Bigger benefits No Medicare premium offset Social Security taxes Social Security earnings limits

Senior housing is always evolving. We’re seeing more and more active adult communities and comprehensive communities that offer a full range of care from independent to assisted living. A recent

I read an article recently and it sums up my entire feeling about the real estate market right now and actually the type of response I have given to customers

Nothing would put more of a damper on you and your family than a fall that lands you in the ER. There are a number of things you can do

Elder Phone Scam And Fraud Using Credit Card It’s the holidays and you’re filled with goodwill, warmth, love and a desire to help others. The most wonderful characteristics but unfortunately,

It’s quickly becoming a buzz phrase — universal design. But what is it exactly and how might it affect you? It’s especially important for people who want to age in

You spent your life building a family business. It’s your baby and you probably shudder at the thought of trusting it to someone you don’t know. You want it to

You’ve retired and are enjoying perhaps a slower lifestyle, more travel, less stress, easier financials. Obviously, not necessarily true on that last point. Retirement brings new challenges when it comes

AARP is out with a list of nine things Medicare doesn’t cover and some suggestions of possible ways to take care of those. The list of non-coverables includes things like

If you’re over 50, it’s time to change up your diet. There are some foods from your younger years that you now need to avoid. AARP is out with the