Tag: senior financial planning

7 Short Term Solutions to Paying for Senior Care

7 Short Term Solutions to Paying for Senior Care

By on February 20, 2013

 What can you do to make senior care affordable in the short term? If you don’t want to go into hock until those VA benefits kick in, another option is to try to round up enough money to afford the out-of-pocket expenses. There are several options that can help on a short-term basis. It’s not…
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February 20, 2013 More
5 Ways to Break the Rules of Retirement Planning

5 Ways to Break the Rules of Retirement Planning

By on October 22, 2012

We all want our loved ones to be financially stable in retirement. But some of the conventional wisdom about retirement planning could be just plain wrong. There’s no shortage of articles touting the “rules” for guaranteeing a perfect retirement. But as the ins and outs of financial planning become increasingly complex, it might not be…
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October 22, 2012 More
Don’t Cut Monthly Social Security Payments to Seniors

Don’t Cut Monthly Social Security Payments to Seniors

By on September 11, 2012

A recent poll indicates that a majority of people would rather hike taxes–or even raise the retirement age–than cut monthly Social Security benefits for future generations of seniors. If your loved ones are retired, chances are pretty good that they’re getting Social Security benefits. About 56 million people currently receive payments, and for retirees, each…
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September 11, 2012 More
Senior Citizens Have a Surprising $36 Billion in Outstanding Student Loan Debt

Senior Citizens Have a Surprising $36 Billion in Outstanding Student Loan Debt

By on April 5, 2012

By the time you reach 60, retirement is, ideally, around the corner. People are saving for their golden years, not paying off debt. Unfortunately, new research shows that many senior citizens today are still paying off their student loan debt.  Playing golf, mingling with grandchildren and planning for retirement should be the main things on…
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April 5, 2012 More