After you lose a loved one, it’s normal to experience feelings of grief for a long time. You may even feel this way for years following the loss: Grief affects different people in different ways. However, it’s important to distinguish between this feeling, and what mental health experts have called “prolonged grief disorder,” or PGD. […]
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An ever-growing number of older Americans have been continuing to work past the traditional retirement age. This is done either because they can’t afford to retire sooner, an unfortunate possibility many face, or by choice. Continuing work into your 70s does come with several benefits. We’ll discuss some of those benefits with you today: If
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The Social Security Administration periodically analyzes the financial security of the program, and adjusts various factors to ensure its sustainability. However, it’s suggested by many reports that it will suffer a benefit reduction in 2033. It’s therefore no surprise that most millennials have said they won’t be factoring Social Security into their retirement strategy. After
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Cost of Long-Term Care…You’ve worked for a long time to make sure that you and your family will be protected financially. And, you’ve done everything you can to prepare for any surprises that the future might bring you. But, even the most well-thought-out financial strategy might not be able to prepare you for the potential
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Banks are failing…is your money safe? The recent failures of both the Silicon Valley Bank and Signature Bank in New York have led to many Americans being concerned. Now, this concern is natural. If something similar happens to your bank, how safe is your money? Well, we’d like to reassure you: Generally, money kept in
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