Tax Season Scams Are Back — Here’s How Seniors Stay Safe
Texts, emails, and calls about “refunds” are surging again
Texts, emails, and calls about “refunds” are surging again
A Rutgers expert explains what really matters — and what seniors should watch
More older Americans are quietly caring for sick spouses — with little help, limited support, and rising personal risk.
You'll have to wait a little bit, but it's better than it was
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.
We point out all the gotchas so you know what to address in the future
Nothing -- NOTHING -- legitimate requires instant payment during an emergency.
Why Mattel’s latest releases could quietly strengthen family bonds
Remember: you have a right to a refund or rebooking, not compensation
An aging researcher explains how seniors can approach it wisely
Chow? Ciao! Food travel is skyrocketing in popularity -- especially to Italy.
A new study shows how one hospital bill can put your home at risk
Smart Senior Daily's 4-part Alzheimer's series
With flu, RSV, and COVID surging, doctors say where you go—and what you take—can make all the difference.
The company offers further help if you need it.