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Retirement ain’t what it used to be. The baby boomer generation has seen to that. Americans born between 1946 and 1964 have been upending traditions since they were young, so why stop now? Their redefinition of retirement is not only supported by statistics, but I‘ve personally seen it in action…
It might be hard to make choices about your life insurance, especially if you are a senior. These policies can affect whether you are eligible for Medicaid. The premiums for them could subtract from your income in your golden years. Then you may not be able to cover the cost…
A life settlement is an agreement between an individual who owns a life insurance policy and a third party who agrees to provide the owner with cash in return for the policy. The potential benefits of life settlements are great for individuals who can no longer afford to pay the…
It’s easy to get concerned that our senior loved ones aren’t getting enough social connection. Learn some ways for seniors to remain socially connected. Many of us get concerned about our loved ones who are senior citizens, especially if they’re lacking social interaction. Seniors are often in retirement communities or…
The way you spend your later years matters, especially while you can still get around independently. You should have transportation tailored to your needs. Even if you spend your time in assisted living or home care, you can still have access to the outside world. When you look to buy…
Funerals are among the most difficult events to plan and budget for, especially when a passing happens suddenly. It’s never easy to say goodbye to a loved one, but it becomes particularly hard when you don’t have much money to spend on a funeral service and the expenses that come…
Though aging in place allows you to grow older from the comfort of your own home, it’s not without its challenges. One-third of seniors live alone, and many no longer drive, increasing their chances of becoming socially isolated. Loneliness poses incredible health risks, like escalated stress levels, high blood pressure,…
Most people think of their homes as a safe place. That’s as true for senior citizens as it is for kids or younger adults. Yet, the numbers suggest that senior citizen safety is a real and pressing need. Falls alone account for around 3 million seniors in emergency rooms each…