Seniors & 55+
This section features stories, events, and resources that support active living, lifelong learning, and connection for the 55+ community. From local programs and wellness tips to inspiring profiles and opportunities for engagement, discover how residents are embracing this vibrant stage of life.
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What Happens to Debt When You Die: What Families Should Know
Understanding these legal responsibilities and estate planning can protect families from unnecessary financial burdens. When a loved one dies, their debts generally do not pass to surviving family members but… read more >>
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The Document That Fails When You Need It Most
Here’s what most families don’t discover until they’re already in crisis: a perfectly valid POA can be rejected by your bank — and there may be very little your family… read more >>
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Beyond the Turkey: How Thanksgiving Can Inspire Your Family Legacy Planning
While passing down family recipes and gathering around the Thanksgiving table are cherished traditions, these moments also present a perfect opportunity to discuss, preserve, and protect your family’s broader legacy.… read more >>
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Chanhassen Senior Center Hosts Open House
The Chanhassen Senior Center had an open house in early November, with over 100 in attendance. read more >>
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Three Estate Planning Myths That Put Your Loved Ones at Risk
Recent surveys reveal a troubling trend: only 32% of Americans have a will, down 6% from 2023. This decline points to three dangerous myths about estate planning that could put… read more >>
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The Rewards of Multigenerational Living
Multigenerational living is growing as families share housing costs and gain built-in support across generations. From shared childcare to accessibility upgrades and private suites, thoughtful design and clear communication help… read more >>
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The Upside of Downsizing
Downsizing enhances life by prioritizing what matters. It involves emotional letting go, sorting belongings, and optimizing space through clever storage while embracing a minimalist, smarter lifestyle. read more >>
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Ensuring Safe and Independent Living for Seniors by Aging in Place: Part 2
As older adults increasingly wish to age in place, adapting living environments for safety, independence, and well-being involves regular health check-ups, emergency preparedness, smart technology use, and community resource engagement… read more >>
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Ensuring Safe and Independent Living for Seniors Aging in Place: Part 1
Simple home updates—like grab bars, non-slip mats, better lighting, and reorganized storage—can help reduce falls, improve comfort, and support independent living for older adults in key areas like bathrooms, kitchens,… read more >>
















