Should you allow a large bank to help care for your elderly parents?<\/p>\n
Baby Boomers are aging fast, their parents even more so if they\u2019re still around. Caring for an elderly parent can be a big responsibility. Boomers might even be realizing the pitter-patter of their own quickening years.<\/p>\n
Large banks are realizing this trend too. Some are betting on enriching their client base \u2013 and adding to their receivables while they\u2019re at it \u2013 by providing financial elder-care services. Can a bank be effective at helping you care for the elders you cherish?<\/p>\n
Sources such as the Wall Street Journal, in a recent article, assert that the larger banks have received positive initial reviews when it comes to such everyday necessities as sorting out medical bills, hiring in-home care, or perhaps administering the sale of a home. Flush with such successes, banks are beginning to delve into more in-depth services such as estate (more…)<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Should you allow a large bank to help care for your elderly parents? Baby Boomers are aging fast, their parents even more so if they\u2019re still around. Caring for an elderly parent can be a big responsibility. Boomers might even…<\/span><\/p>\n