November is National Alzheimer’s Disease Awareness Month, bringing attention to a disease that one in eight people age 65 and older have. This number is set to increase as the population ages. The disease destroys brain cells, making it impossible for those who have been diagnosed Continue reading
Category: Seniors
What Will Happen To Your Estate After You Die?
Have you ever wondered what will happen to your estate after you die? If so, then this blog post is for you. Many people put off creating a will or a living trust because they don’t want to think about their own death. The majority of Americans die without a plan and that can complicate Continue reading
Retirement Tips If the Capital Gains Tax Changes
An important part of responsible retirement planning is taking into consideration the impact taxation may have on your retirement resources. Without proper planning, taxes can eat up a big chunk of retirement savings you may have been counting on to support yourself through your Continue reading
Tips on Caring for an Older American During the Pandemic
Did you know that 40% of Americans serve as the caretaker for an adult family member? Serving as a caretaker can be both a rewarding and a stressful role. This past year, living through a pandemic, has added some unique challenges for caretakers. If you are a caretaker, or know Continue reading
Tough Questions to Ask Your Aging Parents
Estate planning topics can be stressful at the best of times. Talking these things through with your aging parents can be especially difficult, both for you and for them. Did you know, however, that asking your parents questions regarding their plans for the future can end up bringing Continue reading
Tips on How to Talk to an Aging Loved One About Their Driving
During the holidays, many of us have the opportunity to spend more time with our loved ones who we do not regularly have the chance to visit. This often includes our parents and grandparents, who no longer live close to us. As you spend time together, are you worried about an older Continue reading
Are Your Grandparents Protected This Grandparents Day?
Did you know that September 8th is National Grandparents Day?
This year’s theme is “Bringing Generations to the Table” and we are joining millions of Americans in bringing awareness to the importance of helping ensure grandparents are protected, through estate planning and long-term Continue reading
How National Older Americans Month Helped Us Raise Awareness About Elder Abuse
During the summer we celebrate National Older Americans Month. We start in May with this time to both honor and celebrate seniors across the country. By making time for this important topic, we can take an important opportunity to raise awareness about the many challenges facing Continue reading
How to Start Helping an Aging Parent Plan for Their Long-Term Financial Needs
Talking about money can be awkward in almost any relationship. But no matter how sensitive, it’s especially important to broach the subject with an aging parent. The stakes are just too high not to have the conversation that can help both of you plan for the future and protect yourselves Continue reading
What to do if You Notice Early Signs of Alzheimer’s
While there is currently no cure for Alzheimer’s Disease, early detection offers the best path for dealing with all that the disease entails. Common signs and symptoms can include unusual memory loss, difficulty solving problems and completing familiar tasks. It can also manifest Continue reading