The $100,000 Question: How Will You Pay for Long-Term Care Costs?

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Many families face a hard reality when a loved one needs long-term care. Most people haven’t saved for it. They are shocked to learn how much assisted living or a nursing home costs. Even more surprising? Medicare doesn’t pay for long-term care. To help our clients understand their options, we talked with Ericka Marini, CFP®,…

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Caregiving Resource Guide for Employers

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At some point in their lives, 80% of our workforce will be a caregiver to a loved one. This caregiving resource guide provides information on national caregiving resources as well as information about common resources available locally. We hope this will be helpful to employers and their Human Resources team in thinking about how they…

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5 Expert Tips for Managing Your Elderly Parent’s Healthcare

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Your parents raised you. They changed your diapers, loved you, and supported you when you tried everything from soccer to dance. As an adult child, you want to take care of your elderly parent and make sure they have the best life possible. Securing quality healthcare for your elderly parent can be one of the…

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Solo Aging: How to Get the Best Healthcare

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Are You Solo Aging? You’re Not Alone. If you’re someone growing older without a spouse, children, or close family nearby, you’re part of a trend known as solo aging. You might have quietly wondered: What will happen if I get sick? Who will speak for me if I can’t? Who can help you decide when…

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“When I’m Sixty-Four” and If I’m Alone….

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Back in 2004, I was between husbands, and in my early 50s. As silly as that may sound (“between husbands”), the truth was, I spent 18 years with that status, between divorce and remarriage… and I was alone. “Alone” is the key to today’s post. Back in 2004, I was also diagnosed with a rare…

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