Holiday shopping and gift-giving can often be challenging, but even more so when shopping for a person living with dementia. The Alzheimer's Association suggests thoughtful and useful gifts for the 6 million people in the early, middle and late-stages of Alzheimer’s disease. The guide also includes ideas for the 11 million Americans who serve as unpaid caregivers. 

The death of a beloved pet can be one of the saddest days of our lives. One of the last things we want to think about when we are grieving is how to bury them. But many pet parents feel better having a plan in place so they know what they will do with their pet’s body after they pass away—from natural causes or by euthanasia.

Women often ignore fashion rules and wear anything, whether or not it complements your body. Certain styles, materials and trends will add at least 10 pounds to how you look, even without a camera. In your quest to look your best, be sure to avoid these eight fashion mistakes that work against you.

More than 71 million Americans will see a 3.2% increase in their Social Security benefits and Supplemental Security Income (SSI) payments in 2024. On average, Social Security retirement benefits will increase by more than $50 per month starting in January.

Is your older loved one balking at attending a big holiday gathering? If so, it's time to ask questions, plan ahead and make accommodations so they don't feel overwhelmed. Changes in their hearing, vision, speech, memory, mobility, balance, etc., can cause a reluctance on their part to want to participate.

Part of the fun of the season is counting down the days until Christmas. Our Grammy on the Go blogger brings us creative ways to celebrate the final weeks of December.