Deciding where to retire can be a fun way to daydream. “When I finally retire,” you ask yourself, “where would I like to live? If I could live wherever I want, where would it be?” That can indeed be a fun exercise, and most of us have played this mind-game a hundred times. But there’s … Read more
For many Americans, the idea of retiring early continues to hold a special allure. We’ve all heard tales of the “Microsoft millionaires” or other early techies who joined their company as a start-up, rode the wave of skyrocketing stock prices, and retired in their forties or early fifties with seven-figure nest eggs. There’s something enticing … Read more
When a loved one goes on Medicaid for long-term care, the assumption (especially if that person is widowed or otherwise single) is that their resources are meager. Since family and friends may want to help out with “a little extra” to make the Medicaid beneficiary’s life a bit more pleasant, the question immediately arises: is … Read more
What does “respite care” mean? The word “respite” means a break, a breather, a chance to catch one’s breath. Few people need respite care more than America’s army of unpaid caregivers. Unpaid caregivers tend to have one thing in common: exhaustion. The physical, mental, and emotional demands of providing care to a parent, spouse, relative … Read more
The good news: most Americans are living longer than their forebears. In spite of recent discouraging trends in life expectancy, a record number of American seniors will reach their 90s in the years ahead, and quite a few of those will pass the century mark. But the bad news is that, as men and women … Read more
You don’t have to be frail to be at risk of falling. You don’t have to be housebound. You don’t have to be a senior who relies on a walker or a cane. No matter who you are, if you’re an older adult, the risk of falling is something you have to take seriously. That’s … Read more
Are you or a spouse experiencing hearing loss? If you’re over 65, according to the National Council on Aging, the odds are about one in three that the answer is yes. If you’re 75 or older, there’s a 40 percent chance that hearing loss is part of your life or that of a loved one. … Read more
What do people fear most about growing older? According to Psychology Today, the two biggest sources of anxiety about aging are loss of independence and deteriorating health. For many, these worries can be distilled down to one frightening health condition: dementia. Dementia affects tens of millions of people and their families worldwide. Nearly 7 million … Read more
Based on a highly unscientific advertising survey, we would conclude that most marketing for retirement planning services – including ads for financial planners, insurance agents, and estate planning attorneys – is aimed at couples. Statistically, that makes some sense, since the majority of U.S. adults (about 60 percent of those 35 and older) are married … Read more
When most of us go to see our doctor, we don’t expect her or him to make preventable medical mistakes. After all, we count on our doctor to give us proper care, and to know us well enough to avoid preventable errors. That’s the level of trust most of us have in the health care … Read more
Will your plan for retirement lead to disaster if your health fails? Will you end up forced into institutional care, go broke paying for care, or become a burden on your family?
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