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Understanding the Senior Safe Act

Understanding the Senior Safe Act

As part of the Senior Safe Act, which went into effect on May 24, 2018, financial institutions and regulators will be allowed to report incidences of potential financial exploitation of senior citizens. Those who are covered by this law include…

Caregiving Meetings for Families

Caregiving Meetings for Families

It is likely that all of us will at some point be caregivers for a close relative whose health is declining. Depending on the family’s dynamics, determining who should handle the role and what type of care the ailing relative…

What Your Second Marriage Could Cost You

What Your Second Marriage Could Cost You

The last thing on people’s minds when they get married for the second time (or more) is losing assets to pay for their new spouse’s serious illness. But that could happen. Costs for long-term care have been rising significantly for…

Understanding the Internet of Medical Things

Understanding the Internet of Medical Things

A new year brings new technologies into our lives. The Internet of Medical Things (IoMT) offers ways to reduce medical costs and assist patients, including seniors, with their healthcare needs. What is the IoMT? The Internet of Medical Things refers…

Shopping Safety Tips for Seniors

Shopping Safety Tips for Seniors

Whenever we shop, certain risks are always present. Unfortunately, seniors are more susceptible to these risks. Throughout the year, but especially during the holiday season, criminals target shoppers both in stores and online. General Shopping Safety Tips for Seniors Shopping…

Don’t Wait, Prepare for Emergencies

Don’t Wait, Prepare for Emergencies

It sounds like something your mother would say, right? And how often do you wish you had listened to her? Nobody really wants to think about the potential for accidents or illness, and it can happen at any age. But…

The Sandwich Generation’s Financial Burden

The Sandwich Generation’s Financial Burden

In 2021, Pew Research Center conducted a survey that revealed 23% of Americans are categorized as “sandwich generation.” As the senior population grows and younger adults are struggling to gain financial independence, many adults are finding themselves “sandwiched” between their…

Fraud Against the Elderly

Fraud Against the Elderly

Statistically, fraud is increasing in the senior and near-senior age categories. With more individuals online than ever, scammers are becoming more adaptable and posing as tech support staff, government employees, and romantic partners. Seniors are particularly vulnerable groups as they…

Housing Shortage Affects Seniors

Housing Shortage Affects Seniors

We often take our homes for granted, but they provide far more than just shelter. They influence our emotional, social, and psychological well-being. However, many seniors are at risk of losing their homes. What Do Experts Predict? Currently, we’re headed toward…

Recognizing and Planning with Alzheimer’s

Recognizing and Planning with Alzheimer’s

The diagnosis of Alzheimer’s Disease can be pretty scary, which is why some people avoid seeing their doctor when the symptoms first appear. However, there are compelling practical reasons to seek answers early rather than dismiss them as unimportant or…

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