


4 Legal Steps to Take in the Early Stages of Alzheimer’s
The challenges of Alzheimer’s disease are becoming more and more familiar to millions of Americans. Its direct cause yet a mystery to medical science, the disease seemingly strikes at random with no regard for intelligence or accomplishment, wealth or generosity. For...
Keep the “Gold” in Your Golden Years with these 6 Ways to Save on Long-Term Care Insurance
For many of us, living into our Golden Years will require no small amount of, well, gold. A recent report from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services found that a full 70% of those reaching the age of 65 this year will require some amount of long-term care...
5 Things We Should Learn From Our Parents About Retirement
When we talk about retirement, most of us have in mind our parents’ retirement and how they did (or didn’t) plan properly for it. We tend to think that our retirement will differ significantly from that of our parents, but there are still lessons to be...