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When Mental Health and Aging Collide
Caregiving For retirees struggling with depression, a psychologist who specializes in older adults might be the right path toward recovery.
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Big Changes Likely for Social Security, Medicare Under a Biden Presidency
Making Your Money Last The new president and a fresh Congress will sooner or later have to face the twin safety net programs, both sorely in need of help.
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What Happens to Medicare If the Affordable Care Act Is Overturned?
Medicare Experts say if the ACA is repealed or rescinded "it would be devastating for Medicare." Here's what might happen -- and how it could be costly for you.
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The Ways Pets Improve Our Retirement Well-Being
Empty Nesters Getting pet-friendly when you leave the work world may give you a healthy boost.
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High-Tech Aids for Aging in Place
Caregiving Apple Watch and other technology provides fast feedback, comfort for older users, and a powerful assist for caregivers.
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Insurance for Long-Term Care at Home
retirement In the wake of COVID-wracked nursing homes, increasingly more people are looking at options to age in place with long-term care insurance.
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When Elder Care Requires Legal Advice
Caregiving Consult an elder care lawyer preemptively to avoid making a panicked phone call in the moment.
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Sandwich Generation Faces Caregiving Challenges
Caregiving The sandwich generation has it tough in the best of times. The pandemic has made it even tougher.
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Don’t Be a ‘Helicopter Child’ in Retirement
Caregiving Signs and signals you're hovering over your aging parents and infantilizing them.
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