Tax Season Scams Are Back — Here’s How Seniors Stay Safe
Texts, emails, and calls about “refunds” are surging again
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Most Seniors Don’t Think This Is Hurting Their Heart — It Is
New national data shows heart disease often builds quietly through everyday habits many older adults underestimate.
Trump’s Health Plan, Through a Senior Lens
A Rutgers expert explains what really matters — and what seniors should watch
Medications Shortages Update
Pharmacists and doctors often have workarounds if they know early
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February Deals Seniors Can Expect (and Plan For)
If Europe fights back against the tariffs, here's one product that could really rise in cost
We Thought Hearing Aids Improved Memory. The Brain Had Other Plans.
What do you know about untreated hearing loss? A specialist explains...
Assisted Living Rates Are Rising Quietly in 2026
Why seniors are seeing higher bills — often without clear warning
The Airline Rule Changes Seniors Will Feel Most in 2026
New DOT protections — plus a major shift in biometric boarding — aim to make international travel smoother for older adults next year.
DAILY: Word Up! is a daily puzzle in the spirit of Wordle — but with its own spin.
DAILY: A mini-crossword for you to play when you've only got a few minutes. Ready to play?
What makes our Word Search different? We like to keep our themes a little more interesting. Just sayin'...
Everyone likes trivia and our trivia person loves a chance to keep things interesting.
Romance, Investment, and Tax Scams Surge for Seniors
Why emotional trust and tax-time confusion are a dangerous mix in 2026
10 Foods With the Best Protein Bang for Your Buck
How seniors can stretch grocery dollars without skimping on nutrition
Cutting the Cord: How Seniors Can Watch TV for Less
You could start with a $25 digital antenna
40 Ways Seniors Can Cut Their Utility Bills in 2026
Cut 90% of energy used by washing machines? Yep.
OTC Hearing Aids Were the Warning. The Sequel May Be On Your Wrist.
The FDA’s hands-off approach worked once — sort of. Now it’s being applied to wellness tech, and seniors may again be left holding the risk.
The Silent Eye Disease Many Seniors Miss
Why glaucoma screenings matter more than you think
Dry January: A Small Break That Can Change More Than You Think
A Tufts-led look at why even one alcohol-free month can matter—especially as we age
Loneliness, Seen Through a Very Unflinching Lens: Part 1.
What a straight-talk approach gets right — and how seniors can use it today.
The Quiet Power of Doing the Right Thing
Part of Smart Senior Daily’s Living with Purpose series
What Wendell Berry Still Teaches Us About Living Well
Nick Offerman’s love of Kentucky poet reminds us why “good work” may be the cure for what ails us.
Encore Chapter: From Career Recruiter to Master Woodworker
At 63, one man swapped suits for sawdust — and found purpose in saw blades.
When Your Partner Ages Faster Than You
Avoiding the topic can create more distance in the long run
Travel Trends 2026 - Part 1: Where Road Scholar Seniors Are Headed
Chow? Ciao! Food travel is skyrocketing in popularity -- especially to Italy.
How to Use Your Miles Now — Before Airlines Dilute Them
A simple guide to using miles before they lose value
The Best — and Worst — Airlines by the Numbers
What the latest data and 2026 travel forecasts reveal about airline behavior impacting seniors
The Airline Rule Changes Seniors Will Feel Most in 2026
New DOT protections — plus a major shift in biometric boarding — aim to make international travel smoother for older adults next year.
OTC Hearing Aids Were the Warning. The Sequel May Be On Your Wrist.
The FDA’s hands-off approach worked once — sort of. Now it’s being applied to wellness tech, and seniors may again be left holding the risk.
Why More Seniors Are Choosing Medical Alerts to Age in Place
Staying home is the goal. Feeling safe is how many families make it work.
Cutting the Cord: How Seniors Can Watch TV for Less
You could start with a $25 digital antenna
The Health Questions Seniors Asked Most in 2025
From medications and supplements to sleep, gut health, and everyday habits
Timeless orchestras, string quartets, and solo cello. Add in soothing piano, New Age, and meditative tracks — music to relax, read, or simply breathe with.
Swinging jazz, smoky blues, and everything in between. From Ella and Duke to Stevie Ray, these sounds never lose their soul.
The soundtrack of your life — rock anthems, Motown grooves, girl groups, and more. Theme playlists keep it fresh, from “Mellow Classic Rock” to “Motown Masters.”
From early bluegrass to protest folk to today’s Americana storytellers. Porch-style music that’s simple, powerful, and deeply human.