A Charitable Shave Proctor & Gamble has taken their personal care products to a new level with the invention of the new Treo razor. The Gillette blade was first invented in 1901 by King C. Gillette who brought disposable razors to the common people. Although not credited with actually inventing the disposable razor blade, Gillette Read more
The Caretaker by Donna Scrafano The word “caretaker,” as defined in the Webster II New Riverside University Dictionary, reads: “One employed to look after goods, property or another person: Custodian.” Oh, if only the tasks of caretaking were as clear-cut as this definition. In mid autumn, there was a family decision—and, as I see it, Read more
Top 8 Reasons to Retire to Arizona Written by Silver Sage Magazine Most Silver Sagers who reside on the East Coast, retire to Florida. But we’re going to give you the top eight reasons why you should really consider Arizona as your retirement destination. Publisher, Tracy Hill took to Arizona and the streets of Phoenix Read more
Top 7 Tips for Long-Term Care Insurance By J’Nel Wright About 30 years ago, long-term care insurance was introduced. Long-term care insurance is an extremely popular benefit for seniors. There are over 8.1 million Americans with long-term care insurance. But what is it and what’s in it for you? Long term insurance is an insurance Read more
Pros and Cons of Assisted Living Written by Barbara Casey Today was one of those days that reminds me that there are pros and cons to assisted living facilities. If you are thinking about whether to place your loved one in a facility or try to cobble together aids to help your loved one stay Read more
6 Ways to Limit Expenses When Caring for Aging Parents Written by Silver Sage Magazine More than 40 million people take care of an aging loved one. More than 42% of caregivers spend an average of almost $7,000 a year of their own money on caregiving expenses. Here are six of the best ways for reducing Read more
Safe Haven Written by Bradley A. Huebner Grandparents play protector with their dust-free houses, piping-hot pies and uplifting life lessons. They provide a safe haven for grandchildren. For a grandkid reared in a dysfunctional home, that escape can mean everything. Mamaga lived over the bridge and through the woods on acres of wilderness nestled just Read more
How to Survive the Polar Vortex Written by Silver Sage Magazine So we’ve all heard by now that a bomb cyclone is hitting the east coast with savage winds, freezing cold and snow. But what’s the best way to survive this crazy display of nature’s fury? Silver Sage Magazine has researched what to do Read more
