Lifelong Learning

In 1963, when President John F. Kennedy designated May the month to highlight older adults, only 17 million Americans were 65 or older.  Today, more than 46 million men and…

A tax refund is money owed to the taxpayer. IRS stands for Internal Revenue Service, the federal agency that collects taxes. April 15 is the deadline to file federal taxes,…

“Every child is an artist. The problem is how to remain an artist once he grows up.” —Pablo Picasso Think back to your childhood.

Think of it as an annual checkup with your financial practitioner.    How would you rate my overall financial health – excellent, good, fair, or poor? Have my investments “gained”…

Our American landscape – urban, suburban and rural – is dotted with self-storage units, and every year, more dots crop up. With the trend of downsizing, that increase shows no…

Pre-Kindle, my husband was a sporadic reader. Now his electronic reader is rarely out of reach – though black and slim, it’s easy to overlook. At home, he sits wherever…

As your thoughts turn to 2017, consider incorporating Frederic and Mary Ann Brussat’s Spiritually Literate New Year’s Resolutions into your life. The 10 practices developed by the Brussats, founders of…

As we grow older and the demands of home and work ease, many of us begin to view traveling as an opportunity for enrichment rather than relaxation. Afternoons poolside with…

One day, a Kendal at Oberlin resident checked his email and found a message from an old friend in the inbox.