Browsing: Retirement

Retirement planning has always been a long-term journey, but for younger generations, navigating this path has become more complex. With rising costs and other economic factors…

By Rachel Leland, Next Avenue An 81-year-old Illinois woman recently encountered legal issues as a result of dental bills and contacted CJE SeniorLife, a nonprofit that…

By Chris Taylor, Next Avenue Katerina Stroponiati has a thought exercise for you: Go out on the street and ask any random person about the age…

Late Monday night on January 27, President Trump neutralized the National Labor Relations Board, which is an independent federal agency designed to function without direct political…

The power dynamic in families can be highly problematic as a parent ages. Often, one adult child has authority over decisions about the aging parent. Things…

Forget E. F. Hutton; when Warren Buffett talks, people listen. And I don’t feel like that’s simply because he’s the world’s most famous investor, though he…

Taxpayers should give as much consideration to the form in which they make charitable donations as they do to the amounts they give. By making some…

I’ve been well aware of the significant financial advantages of waiting to start my Social Security benefits until age 70, having written and researched about the…

My colleague and friend, Michele Holleran, PhD, recently posted her predictions for the future of senior living in an industry trade publication. Michele has a 35-year…

You’ve no doubt heard that the Medicare Advantage Open Enrollment Period started January 1. Also going on right now is the General Enrollment Period (GEP). It…