Tips on helping aging parents with their financesGERRY PALMER, EXECUTIVE DIRECTORNORTHEAST CONTACT
Nobody wants to watch their parents get older and start to struggle in the physical world, but it’s an unavoidable fact of life. At some point, your parents will begin to have a hard time with things. For example, they might lose some strength, have trouble walking, or lose some of ...
Connecting with your aging parents on a human level is important if you want them to feel comfortable enough to discuss the hardest topics. It’s good to show that you’re only there to help rather than just speaking the words. Ask how you can help make your aging parents’ life a bit...
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There is a silver lining, but caring for aging parents can enhance your life as much as it supports theirs. It’s easy to feel overwhelmed by the many challenges associated with elderly care, but there are many things you can do to make it easier. Read on to learn everything you need...
WebMD offers tips for taking care of your aging parents, from helping with doctor visits to helping them eat well.
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In honor of National Single Parent Day, which is March 21, here are Lindholm’s tips for single parents: 1. Take care of yourself. Self-care is so important! Too many single parents are dealing with exhaustion and the consequences of their hard work and no breaks. It’s hard to be th...
4. Review Your Aging Parents’ Financial Plan Not only are you helping your parents stay healthy, but as the one caring for your parents, it may fall to you to assist your parents with their financial plan to ensure good financial health into the future. ...
Those aged 35 to 44 (and older) often struggle to save for retirement while juggling financial responsibility for children and aging parents. Funding a child’s college education should not come at the expense of your retirement goals.