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Gina Roberts-Grey

Gina Roberts-Grey is a prolific personal finance writer whose work has appeared on Next Avenue, Investopedia.com, LearnVest.com and elsewhere.

home sharing

10 Smart Tips to Find a Roommate as an Older Adult

Home-sharing can be beneficial for both of you, if you take these steps
January 24, 2018
Aging Parent

10 Ways to Cope When an Aging Parent Moves In

Mental and emotional adjustments are as important as physical ones
November 13, 2017
Caregiver Burnout

Caregiver Burnout: What It Means and How to Cope

Know the signs that you need a break — for your health and your loved one's
June 29, 2017
Man telling woman a secret

Keeping Secrets Can Be Hazardous to Your Health

What you know can hurt you in surprising ways, even if you never tell a soul
October 15, 2013
Spilled salt

Fiftysomething Diet: 5 Simple Ways to Slash Your Salt Intake

You know excess sodium is bad for you. Here are ways to cut back.
August 30, 2013
Broccoli cabbage and cauliflower

5 Foods That Can Increase Your Body Odor

Broccoli, red meat, junk food and low-carb diets can increase BO. Here's how you can avoid putting up a stink.
August 12, 2013
Making a fist with right hand to store a memory and with left to recall it.

How to Beat 'Tip of the Tongue' Syndrome

Next time your brain freezes, don't get frustrated. New research says the path to facts you just can't recall may be in the palm of your hand.
May 20, 2013
When sinus irritation goes untreated, inflammation could threaten your health.

The Surprising Connection Between Your Sinuses and Stroke

When sinus irritation goes untreated, inflammation could threaten your health in unexpected ways
May 13, 2013
Conditions like brittle bones and diabetes and may appear on your skin first.

4 Health Problems Your Skin Can Help You Detect

Signs of brittle bones, diabetes and vitamin deficiencies may surface on your skin before you notice other symptoms
April 1, 2013
Assuming you'll never have health problems, is no excuse for unhealthy habits.

4 Lies We Tell Ourselves About Our Health

Whether you're too optimistic or fatalistic, the truth is the best medicine
March 25, 2013
When hay fever hits, hit the supermarket for green tea, fruits, and vegetables.

The Best Foods to Manage Your Seasonal Allergies

When hay fever hits, head to the supermarket for fruits and vegetables that can relieve your symptoms
March 5, 2013
If dating in midlife, talking about finances is key to your future security.

The New Midlife Dating Question: What's Your Credit Score?

It may not be romantic, but money experts say revealing your financial situation should be part of courtship these days
February 11, 2013
Writing a check to a donor-advised fund may be an option for charitable giving.

Donor-Advised Funds: Timely, Tax-Saving Way to Give to Charity

Open a DAF account by the end of the year and you’ll get 2012 write-offs, plus professional guidance
December 10, 2012
Credit Score matrix

5 Surprising Ways Your Credit Score Can Get Nicked

People over 50 are especially prone to these dings, but there are ways to prevent and correct them
October 19, 2012
A doctor showing X-rays to a patient

Stop Lying to Your Doctor

Withholding information, denying symptoms or flat-out deceiving your physician is a prescription for trouble
October 15, 2012
crossed fingers behind the back

The Truth Is, Lying Makes You Sick

A new study proves lying leads to illness — and the truth will set you free
August 28, 2012
a man on his phone after a car accident

4 Signs That Your Driving Skills Are Declining

Even subtle declines in driving abilities should prompt you to rethink your approach behind the wheel
June 19, 2012
woman holding her back

Keep Caregiving From Taking a Toll on Your Back

Physical and emotional stress can lead to serious pain for caregivers. Here's how to ease the burden.
May 31, 2012
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