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In the pursuit of safeguarding elderly and at-risk individuals in Rockdale County (GA), the PEARL Program (Protecting our Elderly and At-Risk with Resources for better Living) has emerged as a beacon of hope and support. PEARL employs a multi-disciplinary team approach to address the critical and growing issue of elder abuse. The program is dedicated …
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Get storm-ready with our comprehensive guide for Georgia homeowners. From emergency plans to securing your property, we’ve got you covered. Protect your family and property this storm season!
Get your home ready for the new year with our comprehensive homeowner’s checklist. From reviewing your mortgage to enhancing energy efficiency, we’ve got you covered for a smooth start to the coming year!”
Here in Georgia, Rockdale County’s PEARL Program is a commitment to protect seniors and disabled adults from abuse. Elder abuse is a harrowing reality that plagues our society. It compromises the safety and well-being of some of our most vulnerable citizens—our seniors. The term “elder abuse” encompasses five disturbing subtypes of mistreatment, each one causing …
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Here 6 property tax scams to be on the lookout for and ways to protect yourself and your property.
Property taxes are a necessary part of homeownership, but there are some easy ways to find tax relief. Here are ten effective strategies to help you save tax dollars.
Discover 5 Valuable Benefits for Veteran Homeowners in Georgia on Veterans/Remembrance Day. From VA Home Loans to Property Tax Exemptions, find out how our military heroes can unlock homeownership and more!
How seniors can find a new sense of purpose through volunteering in their local community.
How do you know when the time is right to downsize and relocate?
Many retirees regret spending money on big ticket items.