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Do you remember which film won best picture in 1967? Did you see it? Maybe it is worth a re-watch with 9 others. Here's our list.

Medication lists are important for every phase of life, not just as a senior. Do you have a list to bring to doctor appointments? Let's make one.

Generic prescriptions can save you some money -- especially when your fixed-income feels more fixed. What are your options?

Can seniors access eHealth and get great results? Sure they can. TeleMedicine and eHealth aren’t just for the young, they’re for everyone.

You’ve put in your time for your career and now you’re retired. But there’s something lacking. Should you get a part-time job?

Aging parents may become your roommates for financial or health reasons. Is it the best decision for your family? Read more to find out.

As we grow older, we have to consider our future living accommodations. If we prefer to stay in our homes, this is, essentially, to age in place.

Open enrollment is the period of the year when seniors over age 65 can choose their Medicare plans including prescription plans.

In a perfect world, you would be automatically enrolled in health and retirement benefits. In the States, this isn't the case. You must enroll yourself.

Are you confused about Medicare? You're not alone. Let's break down the ABCs of Medicare. Medicare is accessible, basic, and complex all at the same time.

Taking advantage of digital apps is a great way to enhance your daily living as a senior citizen. Believe it or not, many apps are budget-friendly, too.

It’s hard to move. It’s harder to move later in life, you know, anytime after 40. The hardest part of relocating later in life is the friendships we leave behind. How can we lay the groundwork before you move?