Although most people plan to work until they reach their full retirement age of 66, or 67 if you were born after 1942, some workers find themselves without work at an age when it is challenging to find another job,…
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Understanding the stages of Alzheimer’s
Reportedly, over five million Americans are afflicted with Alzheimer’s. The Alzheimer’s Association has created a checklist of the usual symptoms to help you identify the warning signs. Among these are changes in memory that interfere with daily life, difficulty planning…
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Understanding the stages of Alzheimer’s
Reportedly, over five million Americans are afflicted with Alzheimer’s. The Alzheimer’s Association has created a checklist of the usual symptoms to help you identify the warning signs. Among these are changes in memory that interfere with daily life, difficulty planning…
Tagged with: Barry Reisberg, elder law, guardianships, Hook Law Center, special needs planning, veterans benefits
Transportation is an often overlooked but crucial aspect of retirement planning
When people engage in retirement planning, they often fail to think about transportation. They do not consider that a time may come when they will no longer be able to drive themselves, and will have to rely on others to…
Transportation is an often overlooked but crucial aspect of retirement planning
When people engage in retirement planning, they often fail to think about transportation. They do not consider that a time may come when they will no longer be able to drive themselves, and will have to rely on others to…
How caregivers can deal with behavioral changes of loved ones with dementia
There is ample research to suggest that family caregivers are more distressed by behavioral problems and changes in the personality of their loved ones than by their physical disabilities. For instance, while it may prove challenging for family members to…
How caregivers can deal with behavioral changes of loved ones with dementia
There is ample research to suggest that family caregivers are more distressed by behavioral problems and changes in the personality of their loved ones than by their physical disabilities. For instance, while it may prove challenging for family members to…
Retirement Plans: What Steps Will Help You Retire Early?
Many Michigan baby boomers dream of retiring early, but they also worry about whether they can still provide for children and grandchildren. Contributing catch-up contributions to a Roth IRA or company-sponsored retirement plans is one way to beef up your…
Financial elder abuse may be fastest growing type of crime in U.S.
Financial elder abuse has been described as the fastest growing type of crime in the U.S. To avoid having this happen with your senior loved one, it is important to be aware of the dangers. A study conducted by the…
Financial elder abuse may be fastest growing type of crime in U.S.
Financial elder abuse has been described as the fastest growing type of crime in the U.S. To avoid having this happen with your senior loved one, it is important to be aware of the dangers. A study conducted by the…
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