It’s generally agreed that one of the keys to your financial well-being, especially over the long haul, is to select the right financial advisor. It’s a topic we’ve addressed before here on the Blog, including this article from just a few months back. Having the right...
Advice about saving money has been woven into our consciousness since we were kids. For generations, American youngsters have heard the same well-worn advice: “Save for a rainy day!” “A penny saved is a penny earned!” “A fool and his money are soon parted!” The...
We talk a lot about aging place here on the Blog, and for good reason: it’s the stated preference of nine out of ten seniors. As Rajiv Nagaich has often stated, living in a nursing home might be 100 percent safe, but the odds are you’ll be 500 percent miserable – and...
America’s family caregivers are frequently described as the “backbone” of our long-term care capacity. Yet even as their numbers rise dramatically, caregivers are facing a set of pressures – financial, emotional, and physical – that has placed our care system in grave...
Aging in place is usually considered as the ultimate goal of a successful retirement. For most seniors, that notion is probably accurate: too often, aging men and women are forced to move into institutional care against their will. As Rajiv Nagaich frequently points...
