Biting cold, ice-slicked sidewalks and roadways, and storms that shut down businesses, schools and services - winter aggravations can create serious safety risks for seniors. Yet with some planning, preparation and caution, seniors can stay safe and even enjoy some time outdoors this season.

'Tis the season for decorating and gift-giving. But don't overlook important holiday safety techniques just because you're feeling jolly.

While it's still comfortable outside is a great time to winterize your home or business, especially since the U.S. Department of Energy is once again forecasting a huge hike in residential heating bills.

Your girlfriend is just one of those hard-to-shop-for women who can afford anything they need, and don't think to ask for anything they want. You want to show her how much you appreciate her being in your life.

As Halloween approaches, the seasonal "to-do" list, typically marked with finding the perfect costume and trick-or-treat route, is a bit more complicated with the growing need to protect the environment and manage household budgets. In preparing for your neighborhood ghosts and goblins, try these easy tips and tricks to "go green," and spend less on your families' spook-tacular celebration.

The holidays will be here before you know it, and with the current state of the economy, consumers may be wondering how they are going to afford to be festive this year. Here are some tips to help you be festive and save some money.

The winter months between November and February are the peak months for home fires, representing nearly 37 percent of all residential fires annually. Experts agree that advance preparation and planning are key factors in increasing your chances of a good outcome should fire strike this winter.