Long-Term Care in Strange Times
The COVID-19 pandemic and quarantine around the world have given a whole new meaning to the importance of long-term care.
What Does the Future Hold?
So much changed so fast, and it’s hard to figure out what is going to happen next. How do you begin to get used to this new normal?
Summertime and Savings
Even though it's been a strange summer, there are still opportunities to loosen your purse strings - weekend getaways, backyard barbeques, bottomless margaritas.
Valuable Documents and Estate Planning
55% of Americans pass away without a will or an estate plan. Here are some of the affairs that should be kept in order before we are referred to as the dearly departed.
Tips for a Happy Retirement
Retiring can have many effects, and relaxing isn’t the only thing you will be thinking about. Complete retirement leads to several issues you may not have thought of.
How to Deal with Debt When a Loved One Passes Away
A surviving spouse or children face more than just overwhelming emotions — they may also face the challenge of having to settle a loved one’s outstanding debts.
What You Need to Know about Life Insurance
Death is inevitable and in preparation for that event day, life insurance is something that stands apart from other kinds of insurance.
Marriage – Managing Coronavirus
The coronavirus pandemic saw people sheltering in place all over the world and thrust into close proximity for long periods with their spouses.
Forced Into Early Retirement
Coronavirus has affected millions of older Americans. The unemployment rate for Americans over 55 jumped from 2.6 [rcent in January to a staggering 13.6 percent in April 2020
Gap Year for College Kids
Many folks are rethinking their plans for the coming academic year. Completed applications are down 45 percent compared to the same period last year.