You make at least one decision per item when you move. Tackling that many decisions can be simplified by following these five tips.

Join Ed Zinkiewicz as he interviews Matt Paxton, author of Keep the Memories, Lose the Stuff.

How long it takes to straighten up the house is totally different now than it was when I was first married. A month after I got married,...

Trusted Advisors are helpful. Join me as I ask a lawyer why I need a lawyer and how one can help.

Events ahead as we age can be hard. Figuring out next steps, such as how to downsize are vital. This webinar will help.

Older adults dread the day when they have to turn in the car keys or leave a family home behind. Learn how you can help.

Aging in place is fine for now, but physical mobility can easily become compromised. At that point what will the family do?

After making the decision to move and preparing your house for packing, it is time to get from Point A to Point B. Let the fun begin!

Moving Day: A house only becomes empty by someone physically picking up every single item and putting it somewhere else.

With planning many hands can make light work, particularly at moving time. Some jobs are just suited for a team.

When we have one major change in our lives, it is common to have others close by, like dominoes falling. With retirement often comes a move.

Join Retirement Coach Ed Zinkiewicz and Financial Advisor Bryan De Cuir as they talk about downsizing alternatives for older adults with thr