Flying? Don't Drink the Water!
Delta's gotta be happy about this. American, JetBlue? Not so much.
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Thought Open Enrollment Was Closed? Well, It Is, But For Some, It's Not ;-)
It's complicated, but you could still get in and, possibly, get a good deal.
West Nile Deaths Jumped 32% — Seniors Are Most at Risk
Doctors say the virus is being underestimated, even as serious cases rise.
Want to Go to Europe? This Airfare Sale Is Hard to Ignore
Road Scholar's Campus of the Year -- Greece -- is included in the sale destinations
The Silent Eye Disease Many Seniors Miss
Why glaucoma screenings matter more than you think
Cutting the Cord: How Seniors Can Watch TV for Less
You could start with a $25 digital antenna
The Trouble with Those “Perfect Side Hustles for Seniors” Ads
And the handful of gigs that actually have a chance of working
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 Best — and Worst — Airlines by the Numbers
What the latest data and 2026 travel forecasts reveal about airline behavior impacting seniors
40 Ways Seniors Can Cut Their Utility Bills in 2026
Cut 90% of energy used by washing machines? Yep.
Coughing? Sneezing? Runny nose? You're not alone.
Flu cases spiking after the holidays. What seniors (and families) should know right now
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.
Need to Return a Christmas Gift? Time is Running Out.
Make sure you understand the ifs, ands, or buts of each policy or you might wind up disappointed.
A Simple Insurance Checkup to Start 2026 Right
A quiet way to save money without changing your life
The Health Questions Seniors Asked Most in 2025
From medications and supplements to sleep, gut health, and everyday habits