When a senior is living with Alzheimer’s disease or a related disorder, family members often worry about their loved one’s safety. Will Dad go to bed, forgetting the tea kettle is boiling on the stove? Will Mom get lost? Will … Continue reading
Protecting the Financial Well-Being of Older Adults
June 15 was World Elder Abuse Prevention Day. Each year, senior advocacy groups from around the world take this opportunity to raise awareness of crimes against elders. The World Health Organization says that one in six older people experiences some … Continue reading
Not All Senior Financial Advisors Are Created Equal
Not All Senior Financial Advisors Are Created Equal Our nation’s growing senior population means that an increasing number of older adults will need help managing their household wealth, retirement accounts and other assets. In response, more financial advisors are claiming … Continue reading
Are Generous Seniors Jeopardizing Their Retirement?
Study shows that retirement is a family affair. A recent study from Merrill Lynch looked at some of the family-related factors that determine whether the baby boomers will be financially secure during retirement. The study, “Family & Retirement: The Elephant … Continue reading
Elder Abuse Awareness and Prevention
Tips to Protect Against Elder Fraud How to Protect Against Elder Abuse Signs and Symptoms of Abuse Elder Abuse: Types, Signs, Risk Factors, and Prevention HelpGuide.org provides useful advice for understanding, preventing and resolving elder abuse. National Center on Elder … Continue reading
Caregiver Tools & Tips from the Alzheimer’s Association
March 2012 Issue In this issue: Getting the Help You Need Helpful Resources Community Education and Events Be an Advocate