Big family gatherings can be hard for older people to enjoy. Hearing, mobility and even memory concerns are discouraging but when an older person has vision difficulties, they may seem to be less engaged or often unaware of some of the potential safety risks as a result.

If you’ve never tried it, I highly recommend it: Turn off the overhead lights, spread out a few blankets, and camp under the glow of the Christmas tree with the grandkids. Holiday magic!

Now here's a great way to spend part of the next couple of cold months: take a college class. Registration is open now for Baldwin Wallace's Institute for Learning in Retirement-East (ILR-East).

This time of year can be especially difficult for those facing pressures related to navigating complex family relationships. Cultural and social expectations related to gift giving and traditions may also lead to financial strain and alienation for some. With mental health concerns continuing to rise, access to digital tools and resources can offer help throughout this holiday season and beyond. 

Many trees and plants have played a significant role in the traditional celebration of the winter solstice. What symbolism do evergreens, mistletoe, holly and more provide to the shortest day of the year? Read on to learn more about this annual phenomenon, which falls on December 21 at 10:03 a.m. (EST) this year.

A simple will or joint ownership often leaves your carefully built legacy vulnerable to common, yet devastating, pitfalls — specifically, the four great threats: divorce, death, lawsuits and poor spending habits.