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For a More Secure Retirement, Make Sure You Know the Answers to These Three “When” Questions

Discussions surrounding retirement typically involve one question after another. Often these questions come down to what you might call the nuts and bolts of retirement, the “who, what, where, how, why and when” questions that we feel we have to answer in order to enjoy what might be called a successful retirement. What will retirement … Read more

AARP: New Data Pegs the Value of Unpaid Family Caregiving at $600 Billion, Calls for More Support for Family Caregivers

The value of unpaid family caregiving keeps on climbing, soaring past the $600 billion mark in 2021. That’s one of the key findings from a comprehensive, updated look at family caregiving just released by AARP. The data appears in a 32-page report under the title, Valuing the Invaluable 2023 Update: Strengthening Supports for Family Caregivers . It’s a comprehensive piece … Read more

A Target of Opportunity: How Scam Artists Target Older Vets, and What You Can Do to Protect Those You Love

By now we should all be aware that scam artists and fraudsters have no conscience. These bottom-dwellers routinely target the most vulnerable and the most trusting among us, including grandparents, single seniors, and people with the beginning of cognitive decline. Now, thanks to this recent article from the NextAvenue website, we’re reminded of another group of seniors that has … Read more

CNBC Report: Persistent High Inflation Forces a Growing Number of Older Americans to Make Tough Financial Choices

Inflation used to be easier to ignore. It seemed to be a favorite topic of economists, who never stopped warning the public not to overlook the corrosive effects of inflationary pressures on household income and savings. But in more normal times, it was tempting to discount these warnings. After all, with inflation running at a … Read more

Here are Six Reasons You’re Probably Putting Off Writing a Will – and Why Procrastination is a Really Bad Idea

Here at AgingOptions and Life Point Law, we totally understand the tendency we all have to procrastinate when faced with something that seems too hard, too time consuming, or too emotionally demanding. It happens to all of us at one time or another. But when it comes to tasks with serious implications – like writing … Read more

Accessing Benefits, Dealing with Premium Increases: Clearing Up the Confusion Concerning Long-Term Care Insurance

If you have long-term care insurance, you’re among a relatively small handful of Americans who have made the decision to purchase this important coverage. Long-term care insurance, sometimes abbreviated LTCI, is controversial in some financial circles. The plans are costly and often complicated, and coverage can be difficult to find since there are far fewer … Read more

You Thought Saving for Retirement Was the Hard Part? Why Spending Your Retirement Savings Can Be Even Harder

It may seem hard to believe, after you’ve spent decades setting aside funds for retirement, that you could ever have trouble actually allowing yourself one day to spend what you’ve saved. But for many if not most retirees, that’s the core of the problem. The hardest part of retirement is actually not the commitment to … Read more

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