Selling a long-time family home is more than just a real estate transaction. For many seniors in Mississauga, it represents a significant emotional shift—a farewell to years of memories, milestones, and cherished traditions. As a Lifestyle 55+ Affiliate, I understand your unique challenges during this transition and offer compassionate guidance to help you navigate this life-changing decision. Why Selling a Long-Time Family Home Is Emotional For many seniors, a home is often much... [read more]

In the month of June, Ontario comes alive with festivities and heartfelt recognition as we celebrate the remarkable contributions made by seniors in our communities. It is a time to pause and express our gratitude for the immeasurable impact they have had and continue to have on our province. Embracing the 2024 Theme: "Working for Seniors" This year, Seniors' Month carries the theme of "Working for Seniors," emphasizing seniors' tireless efforts and dedication... [read more]

Purchasing a home as a senior is a significant decision that requires careful planning and thoughtful consideration. While many seniors choose to downsize or rent, others see homeownership as a valuable asset and a way to maintain independence. If you or someone you care about wants to buy a home later in life, these expert tips can help guide the process. Work with a Lifestyle55+ Affiliate When buying a home as a senior, you want to partner with a real estate professional who understands... [read more]

For seniors living alone during the pandemic, times are certainly challenging. Everyday tasks, like buying groceries, keeping in touch with friends and family or going to appointments, are particularly hard. Many seniors are also grappling with feelings of isolation and stress, especially since this aging population is more vulnerable to complications from COVID-19. As Canadians continue to flatten the curve by staying home and ensuring physical distancing, it may seem counter-intuitive for... [read more]

Seeing your parents as people doesn’t always come naturally. For your whole life, you likely saw your Mom or Dad as your protector, caregiver, sounding board or guide. These are people that you admire and perceive as pillars of strength. No matter how old you get, there is still comfort in calling Mom or Dad after a bad day or when you need a boost. As adult children, we often forget that our parents are people too. They have their struggles, limitation and challenges –... [read more]