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Guide for Assisted Living Facilities

By Koob Moua September 27, 2021

Opening a near chapter in your life should not be met with dread, stress, and confusion. When it comes to transitioning to long-term care, several buzz words and different terms are used – almost so that hair pulling is necessary. Is an Independent Facility and Assisted Living Facility the same thing? Is an Assisted Living […]

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Helping Our Aging Parents with Their Finances

By Marie Burns August 23, 2021

Have you talked with your elderly parents about their financial situation yet? They may have initiated a conversation, or you may have, either way it can feel awkward. But it is helpful to ensure our parents’ well-being, safety from scammers…

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How to Supplement Your Retirement Fund

By Ashley Fabia August 03, 2021

While planning for retirement, you may be running into the issue of wondering how to afford the retirement lifestyle of your dreams. An asset you may no longer need can provide you additional cash to solve that, your life insurance. Selling your life insurance policy to a licensed provider is known as a Life Settlement.

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Top 10 Things to Do Before Retiring

By Jason Carrasco May 02, 2021

In many ways, retirement feels like crossing the finish line of a very long race. It’s the milestone that we all work towards throughout our careers. But it’s important not to retire too early. Doing so could make it difficult to enjoy your newfound freedom…

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Sibling Rivalry – Solving Family Disputes When Caring for Older Loved Ones

By Anthony Cirillo April 04, 2021

Family disputes over elderly parents are more common when multiple children are involved. Siblings may be wondering how to protect the money of elderly parents from a financially dependent brother or sister. Relationship tensions may escalate…

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How Rebalancing Your “Life Portfolio” Can Help You to Achieve Financial Success After 60

By Danielle Howard March 07, 2021

There is no part of life that can be experienced in a vacuum. Each decision you make impacts other areas of your life. I know, for instance, that if I have a glass of wine, it will trigger a migraine, and I will be wiped out for three days…

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US Assisted Living Costs by State

By Sixty and Me December 08, 2020

Over 49 million people in the United States are aged 65 and over, representing over 15 percent of the population. 1.6 percent of seniors live in an assisted living facility, enjoying the freedom of their own space but with added care and assistance.  The cost of this type of care varies depending on a number […]

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Thinking About Getting Married After 60? I Have Good News and Bad News

By Douglas Winslow Cooper December 05, 2020

Over 50 and unmarried? You might be divorced, widowed, or perhaps never married. You likely at least have given marriage some serious thought. But… don’t most of them fail? Not so. You may have read that about half of marriages…

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The Do’s and Don’ts of Communicating With Aging Parents

By Emily White December 01, 2020

For some of us who are now  “grown children”, communicating with our parents may have been a life-long struggle since childhood. But even if it wasn’t, under the best of circumstances (for most everyone) imparting information about anything relating to helping our older parents in late-life can be quite a complicated endeavor. When it comes […]

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Falls in Older Adults Statistics

By Jessica Thomas November 23, 2020

Falls are a major problem that affects many older Americans. These falls can generate high medical costs and often result in surgeries and extended hospital stays. There are many reasons why older Americans may be more susceptible to falls compared with their younger peers. The remainder of this piece will explore some statistics related to […]

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