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Subjecting Your Loved Ones to Confusion, Conflict on Top of Grief: The Ramifications of Dying Without a Will

Here on the Blog, we’ve written many times about the importance of preparing proper estate planning documents well in advance, and the need to keep them up to date as your stage of life and your family circumstances change. Through our associates at Life Point Law, we’ve heard more horror stories than we can count … Read more

Learn to Maximize Your Social Security Income by Avoiding These Seven Common Mistakes

It may be one of the most consequential retirement choices most of us will ever make, and yet many of us remain shockingly ignorant about some of the specifics involved in that critical decision. The dilemma: how to maximize the earnings we’ll enjoy from Social Security, after paying into that essential program for thirty, forty, … Read more

Medicare Lessons Learned the Hard Way: Things You Need to Know to Avoid Costly Enrollment Mistakes

Here on the AgingOptions and Life Point Law Blog, we typically put a special emphasis on Medicare-related articles during fall open enrollment. But the fact is that as many as 10,000 baby boomers every day are turning 65, which means they’re becoming Medicare-eligible for the very first time. As it happens, there are some critically … Read more

Many People Rely on Internet Search to Look Up Medical Symptoms – but Can Doctor Google Cause More Harm Than Good?

Here at AgingOptions, we’ve written many times about the importance of choosing the right doctor. Getting age-appropriate medical advice and care is an essential part of maintaining good health. But here’s a guilty secret: all too often, many of us are tempted to consult so-called “medical experts” we’ve never even met. We’re talking about the … Read more

If Your Spouse Needs Nursing Home Care, You Might Want to Consider a “Medicaid Annuity” – but Do Your Homework!

Annuities can be a controversial topic among retirement planners, with some suggesting everyone should have an annuity while others insisting that no one should. As is typically the case, the truth lies somewhere in the middle: in some situations, an annuity can be an ideal solution for guaranteed income in retirement. That’s why we were … Read more

With U.S. Health Spending Twice as High as Comparable Nations, Why Are the Stats on American Life Expectancy So Dismal?

“We’re number one! We’re number one!” That’s the chant that reverberates in sports stadiums and arenas across the country. It’s also the cry of most red-blooded American patriots: when it comes to all the things that make a country great, America is indeed number one, or so we like to believe. But sometimes being at … Read more

When You’re Drafting a Will and Making Other End-of-Life Plans, Remember These Five Keys to Basic Estate Planning

The statistic may be a year old or so, but we doubt if things have changed that much since last April. According to reports from CNBC and elsewhere, only about one-third of Americans have written estate planning documents in place. The biggest reason for failing to put even a basic plan into effect? Resp0ndents say … Read more

Renting Can Beat Buying in Retirement When Moving to a New Area, Reducing Expenses, or Seeking a Better Spot to Age in Place

Listen to Rajiv Nagaich for even a few of his radio programs or seminars and you’ll hear a recurring theme: the question of where you choose to live in retirement is a key factor that helps determine how successful your retirement will be. As we age, caring for a large home and yard becomes a … Read more

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