What Does Retirement Planning Mean and How to Start
The phrase “retirement planning” is commonly used in finance and the media, but its meaning varies depending on perspective. For some, it refers to saving and investing strategies…
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The phrase “retirement planning” is commonly used in finance and the media, but its meaning varies depending on perspective. For some, it refers to saving and investing strategies…
The issue of ageism has received increasing attention recently. It’s hard to say whether ageism is actually worsening or if we are simply more aware of it. The…
According to a Wall Street Journal article by Kelly Greene published last Friday, an increasing number of families and financial advisors are considering continuing care retirement communities (CCRCs)…
Planning for retirement involves more than accumulating sufficient savings. While ensuring you have the money to cover living expenses is essential, many people also want retirement to include…
You’ve likely heard that 40 to 50 percent of marriages in the U.S. end in divorce, with higher rates for subsequent marriages. While divorce has been common, the…
Trying to decide where to live in your later years—whether to stay in your current home or move into a retirement community—can stir up many emotions, and fear…
In a recent blog post about our 2023 myLifeSite Consumer Survey results, we reported that many people delay a move to a retirement community because they don’t trust…
According to the AARP Home and Community Preferences Survey (2021), a strong majority of older adults plan to stay in their current homes as they age: 77% of…
When family caregivers and home health providers can no longer meet a person’s needs, many families decide to move their loved one into a skilled nursing facility, commonly…
Headlines about the opioid crisis and rising fentanyl deaths appear frequently, and recent data from the CDC indicate that unintentional drug overdoses are now the leading cause of…