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Social media isn’t just for the millennials. Granted, a hefty chunk of the 18-29 demographic uses a variety of social media apps – 83 percent are on Facebook, 44 percent on Instagram, 39 percent on Twitter, and 33 percent on Snapchat. However, polling data from 2017 suggests that four in 10 seniors (aged 65 and […]

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It’s not usually an easy conversation, but it’s a necessary one: the possibility of long-term care for you or a loved one. Medicare is a wonderful thing, but when nursing homes or assisted living are in the picture, it does little good. That’s why planning ahead and figuring out how you will pay for long-term care is important. Here are some factors to consider when you’re planning for the possibility of needing long-term care in the future.  Read more about Know What Medicare Covers and How You Should Plan Ahead for Long-Term Care …

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Getting older can be a gift in many ways, but if you want to age gracefully, healthily, and happily, you must take charge of your physical and mental health. You don’t have to accept deterioration as inevitable, and you can’t just assume you will feel fine as the birthdays tick by. To ensure you can live a full, independent life throughout your golden years, follow these tips. Read more about What Seniors Can Do to Ensure Happy and Healthy Aging …

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Seniors choose to purchase new homes in retirement for several reasons. Some choose to move because they don’t need all the space their current home has. Some move because it is too expensive to pay energy and utility bills for a large house. Some move to smaller homes that will make it easier for them to manage and maintain as they get older. No matter the reason for your move to a new home, there are three financial considerations you should make when you do so.

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