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A  new year always invites reflection, and a little honesty. If there’s one thing we’ve learned along the way at Aging Forward,

by Meredith Jones Retirement isn’t an ending, rather it’s a recalibration. Many older adults find that the shift from earning a paycheck

by Meredith Jones Falling in love later in life is a beautiful reminder that connection and companionship don’t come with an expiration

by Sarah Cheney When Kermit the Frog stepped up to deliver the University of Maryland’s commencement speech, no one expected him to

by Kelsey Taylor When the house gets quieter and the dinner table seats more memories than people, it’s natural to feel the

We’ve all heard the saying, “You’re only as old as you feel.” But have you ever considered whether there’s any truth to

by Meredith Jones Image via Pexels Life transitions often come with challenges and opportunities, and the empty nest phase is no exception.

 by Meredith Jones When our older adult parents face the decision to downsize, it’s more than just a practical choice – it’s

Image: Freepik In an era where digital transactions and complex financial schemes are prevalent, it’s essential for you, as an older adult,

by Meredith Jones There are a number of reasons to buy an accessible home. Perhaps you have a disability, you have a

by Kelsey Taylor Balancing professional commitments, caregiving duties, and personal well-being is a complex challenge you face as a caregiver for an