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The self-employed and those who run private practices must manage a whole myriad of concerns, which regular employees do not. But there are ways that the…
Several years ago, a Cambridge study suggested auto-enrollment alone would not solve the dilemma of too few younger employees saving enough for retirement. More recently, the…
According to a new release by the 2020 Census, demographic change has accelerated in the United States in the past 10 years. Especially the group of…
As a retirement writer who is working past his normal retirement age, I’ve witnessed a lot of people transition from work to retirement. And I’ve noticed…
Investors frequently are told that they are long-term investors, so they shouldn’t worry about fluctuations in the markets. They are told to invest and hold for…
Although many realtors are ethical and honest, it’s no secret that many are not. Here at AgingParents.com, we hear too many sad stories of older adults…
Tax return season is over, but there are tax-saving opportunities to consider between now and the end of the year. Here are a few IRA strategies…
Americans fear Alzheimer’s disease more than cancer, stroke, and heart disease combined, according to a survey conducted by the Milken Institute. While the risks of Alzheimer’s…
A recent survey has announced something you already know. The Employee Benefit Research Institute conducted an online survey in late January and early February. It found…
Rhonda and Doug had seen a few warning signs that their very difficult aging mother, Anika, was in trouble. Even as she got increasingly frail, she…