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Perambulating for Health

May 3, 2017 By Leonard Baer

My father liked to write letters, stories or words of wisdom. Most of the letters he wrote were to politicians, presidents especially, with recommendations. After he wrote these letters, he threw them away because this was his way of venting. Feeling nostalgic recently, I looked through some of his papers and found a letter that […]

Filed Under: As I See It Tagged With: health care, jogging, perambulating, walking

Ask The Grandkids

May 2, 2017 By Leonard Baer

I had an interesting client this week… We spoke about issues concerning her estate planning, and after our appointment, she proudly displayed her brand-new cell phone to show she was ‘hip’ to technology.

Filed Under: As I See It Tagged With: 911, cell phones, cellphone, emergency, grandkids

Is there ever a good time to talk about after life arrangements?

April 18, 2017 By Leonard Baer

End-of-life planning

Is there ever a good time to talk about end-of-life arrangements? No, but having that talk with your children is important. Here are some tips on how to make it easier.

Filed Under: As I See It Tagged With: As I See It, end-of-life, Leonard Baer, Planning, seniors, talking with kids

What’s In Your Wallet?

March 31, 2017 By Leonard Baer

What's in your wallet?

A few days ago, I was in a store watching someone pay for her items at checkout. When the cashier asked her for her credit card, she produced a wallet that was bulging with papers, bills, receipts and what could have been the remainder of an old peanut butter cracker!

Filed Under: As I See It Tagged With: elder fraud, Fraud, Leonard Baer, scams, What's in your wallet

The Mirror Has Two Faces: Which One Will You See Today?

February 24, 2017 By Leonard Baer

For those of who read my blogs, it is obvious that I am a movie fan. I love movies and have been going to movies for so long. I can remember Saturday afternoons when my best friend and I would go to the Troy Theatre and pay $.75 to get in, see two movies, and […]

Filed Under: As I See It Tagged With: Leonard Baer, mirror has two faces

The IRS Scam: A Scam for All Seasons

February 1, 2017 By Leonard Baer

IRS scam

As we begin the new year & move into tax season, you need to know about the IRS scam. Learn what it is, how it works & how to protect yourself.

Filed Under: As I See It Tagged With: elder fraud, Irs Scam, scams, Tax Collector, Tax Season

The Only New Years Resolution You Need

January 3, 2017 By Leonard Baer

The only new years resolution you need

A New Year’s resolution is an interesting thing. Many people make them, but very few people follow through. This year, I have only one …

Filed Under: As I See It Tagged With: New Year Resolution, new year's resolution

A Holiday Faux Pas With Older Parents

December 18, 2016 By Leonard Baer

We’ve all been guilty of faux pas during the holidays. Here’s one not to make this year … don’t talk to your older parent about giving up the car keys.

Filed Under: As I See It, Caregiving Tagged With: Caregiving, driving, elderly driving, elderly parents, seniors

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