seniors
Preparing For Death, Bad Health & The Money To Pay For It All
Death, deteriorating health and money — these are some of the most uncomfortable subjects to discuss with anyone, let alone our parents. However, when parents start to age, having challenging conversations about these topics are absolutely necessary. Statistics show 70% of seniors need some form of long-term care as they age. On average, their adult
Senior Care Guide To In-Home Care
Many seniors today say that they would prefer to stay in their homes, or “age in place,” for as long as possible. But as people get older, a number of age-related conditions can make living at home increasingly difficult. Challenges like cognitive decline and decreased mobility can make living at home without assistance difficult and
Can Your Parent Benefit From A Personal Care Assistant?
When you are a parent of young children, a “mother’s helper” can be a godsend. They help around the house or watch the children so the parent can get things done. Shouldn’t there be a “daughter’s helper” or “son’s helper”? Someone to help your aging parents with household tasks, errands, etc.? As more seniors choose to
A Guide On How To Prepare for Retirement
A great retirement is a goal that many seniors spend their entire lives working toward. If you prepare for it the right way, you can experience the freedom of very little responsibilities or obligations in your golden years. Unfortunately, many Americans don’t get to enjoy the true freedom retirement can bring. In a study published
The Senior’s Guide to Online Financial Scams
As a senior citizen, the internet affords a number of opportunities — to stay in touch with family members, to reconnect with old friends and to learn and experience new things without leaving home. While the internet presents a number of benefits for those 65 and older, there are also drawbacks and dangers that come