The figures are bracing: About half of people turning age 65 will require some type of paid long-term care in their lifetimes. Women will need 3.7 years of care, on average, while males will need an ...

There are many reasons why people put off developing a plan for long-term care. Perhaps they don’t expect to need such care. Or they assume government programs will cover some or all of their ...

A new care planning guide is helping people understand their future options and make their wishes known. Launched by the Older People’s Commissioner for Wales, the resource aims to support individuals ...

Medicare recognizes the importance of end-of-life planning and what you’d like your future care to look like. Its advance care planning benefit is part of your annual wellness appointment. During your ...

More than a few clients who are retired or nearing retirement lie awake at night wondering how they would be able to afford the astronomical expense of long-term care such as a nursing home, which can ...

A major theme of these columns is that managing money well over a lifetime shouldn't be complicated. All you need is a handful of good spending and savings habits. For example, save every month for ...

Among the challenges of being diagnosed with dementia and caring for someone diagnosed with dementia is navigating the complicated health, legal, and social systems designed to help and protect people ...

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