Identity Theft and Personal Data Security Identity Theft and Personal Data Security Protecting yourself from identity theft Monday, June 1, 2020 0 Jon Isenberg, of Elijah Information Technology explains how identity theft can happen, how to protect yourself, and how a Computer Forensic Expert will help you mitigate the damage and to seek... Read more
Retirement Planning from a Place of Sufficiency Retirement Planning from a Place of Sufficiency Scarcity vs. Sufficiency in Retirement Planning - Upending the Money Management Model Monday, June 1, 2020 0 Benjamin Combs discusses scarcity vs. sufficiency in retirement planning, and upending the money management model as he launches The Advisory Cooperative, a new virtual and brick-and-morter... Read more
Golden Connection Letter Writing Golden Connection Letter Writing Fighting Loneliness and Isolation Through Letters Monday, May 18, 2020 0 Bernadette Hudgins' Golden Connection Senior Services is a caregiving and consulting firm, whose focus is providing companionship and engaging in interactions and technology for seniors. Read more
Interior Design for Seniors Interior Design for Seniors With Shari Stein of Design Team + Thursday, May 14, 2020 0 Shari Stein is the principal interior designer of Design Team +, in Birmingham, Michigan. In this interview, we discuss her passion in designing user-friendly homes and assisted living facilities... Read more
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