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Last Minute Tax Tips Before April 15th
The April 15th tax filing deadline is less than one week away. At this point, you most likely have already started to gather your tax-related information, such as W-2s, 1099s, health insurance information, and more, but you may not be fully prepared to file just yet....
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Nutrition Tips For Aging Adults
It is a fact of life that as we age, our bodies change. Daily tasks like getting dressed in the morning, bathing, and generally moving around can become more challenging. Eating a healthy, balanced diet and introducing a light exercise regimen into your daily routine,...
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Estate Planning Considerations For Seniors This Tax Season
Tax season is well underway and you may have already started the process of gathering your documents to file your taxes. As you prepare, however, are you thinking about your estate plan? Successful estate planning revolves around leaving a legacy you are proud of....
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4 Safe Driving Alternatives for Aging Seniors
As adults advance in age, their physical capabilities may tend to diminish. While this is an unfortunate part of life that has the potential to eventually impact all of us, when it comes to driving, this may be of particular concern for aging seniors. Impaired sight,...
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Tips to Help Your Senior Loved One Navigate Daily Activities
According to the United States Census Bureau, people age 65 and older will make up over 18 percent of the population by the year 2030. We are living longer than ever before, but this does not come without its challenges. It is no secret that as we get older, our...
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How You May Protect Your College Student in a New Semester with Estate Planning
Turning eighteen and going to college is an exciting time for your student. It is also a time of transition for both you and your child. At this age, the law now recognizes your child as an adult. As a result, you may no longer have access to things like his or her...
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Medication Management Tips for You and Your Aging Parents
Have you ever heard the saying, “today is the oldest you have ever been and the youngest you will ever be again”? As invincible as we may feel when we are young, aging is inevitable. As we age, our bodies change and we become more vulnerable to various illnesses and...
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How to Talk to Your Kids About Estate Planning During the Holidays
The holidays are a time for expressing your gratitude and showing your loved ones just how much they mean to you. While you may show your appreciation by purchasing gifts or spending quality time with your loved ones, creating an estate plan and sharing that legacy...
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Recent Estate Planning Lessons We Can Learn From Celebrities
You may have heard about the recent passing of celebrities Aretha Franklin, Prince, Kate Spade, and Stan Lee. While the loss of these celebrities has made national news lately, the reason why may surprise you. Each of these celebrities passed with either no estate...
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7 Caregiving Support Services Offered by Veterans Affairs
The Department of Veterans Affairs offers a robust family caregiving program for veterans with serious injuries, and those who require personal care services due to an inability to fully take care of themselves. This program includes senior veterans. To be eligible,...
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