Lone Star Advocate

As people live longer and the Baby Boomer generation retires, more and more of us are over 65 and facing the medical realities of older age. A person who retires today has a 70 percent chance of needing long-term care in their later years, and the cost of that care can be a serious issue.

May is Leave a Legacy month, and there's no better time to think about your legacy. What do you want to leave behind for your family, friends and community when you've passed on?

We want to live in a society that values people of every age, cherishing the wisdom of our elders and taking care of them on their journey through the golden years.

It's that time of year - time to start making New Year's resolutions. And while you might be considering losing those last 10 pounds, taking up a new hobby or trying to read more, consider some legal New Year's resolutions instead. While they might not be as obvious as some other choices, these resolutions will give you priceless peace of mind and set you up for brighter years to come.

Love is in the air... or is that the scent of a scam instead?

As the Baby Boomer generation retires and grows older, more and more Americans are serving as unpaid caregivers for their family members.