What to Expect with Medicare & Social Security in the Future
Ann has been receiving Medicare ever since she turned 65. She depends on the monthly Social Security check that she contributed to for many years before she retired. Ann’s adult children are at an age now that they are beginning […] Read More
Starting the Conversation: Caring for Your Loved Ones
When I was growing up my mom always said “you need to make a lot of money so you can take care of me when I’m old.” As a child, it went in one ear and out the other. I […] Read More
Looking for Help in all the Right and Wrong Places
Linda got a telephone call late one night from her father. The call worried her because her Dad seldom called and this time, he was calling because her mother was in the hospital once again. Her Dad reminded her forcefully […] Read More
Retirement Living Options
We’ve been considering moving into retirement housing but we are unsure of what type of housing we need. We live in our own home now but want to get moved while we’re still able.. What do you suggest? There are […] Read More
What Questions Should Older Adults Ask the Candidates?
Two-thirds of all people who are older than 65 in the entire history of the world are alive today. I am among them. According to Ken Dychtwald, PhD, Founder of Age Wave the average life expectancy when the Constitution was […] Read More