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Five Facts: Dementia Caregiving

Dementia, in particular, Alzheimer's Disease, is growing at an alarming rate. And its impact on families and caregivers should not be overlo

YOUR PARENTS' FINANCES AND ESTATE PLANS: How to talk the them about both.

As our parents' age, we must have conversations with them about their finances & estate plans. COVID-19 might be a conversation starter.

Protecting Your Special Beneficiaries

To help provide a prosperous future for your special needs child or grandchild, we suggest the following steps

Medicare v. Medicaid: What is the Difference?

When it comes to federal programs, Medicaid and Medicare, in written form, look alike and they do sound alike but work very differently.

The Truth About Social Security Myths

It DOES matter when you opt-in to take your social security benefit. Between the age of 62 and full retirement, your benefits increase by ab

Seniors and Suicide

While many cultures celebrate the aging process and show deep respect to their elders, in Western cultures like the United States the elderl

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