December 31st, 2014 by Passare
Barron’s recently gathered a panel of experts to discuss the issues retired people need to think about, from finances to the emotional aspects that go into planning a satisfying retirement. This story has some helpful tips.
Continue ReadingDecember 29th, 2014 by Passare
When it comes to planning your estate, one of the most difficult parts can be distributing assets to your heirs. We found a story in Forbes that discusses how to approach what can be an emotional process.
Continue ReadingDecember 26th, 2014 by Passare
When an elder member of a family passes, they often take a piece of their family history with them. What can you do to ensure your family’s legacy is passed down for generations? A story in the New York Times offers some ideas.
Continue ReadingDecember 24th, 2014 by Passare
We want to share a story about a grief support app that helps people who have lost loved ones connect and create their own local grief support network.
Continue ReadingDecember 24th, 2014 by Passare
In her final post, Maya, a 66-year-old woman grieving the death of her parents within six months of each other, and her cousin Rita review Maya’s End-of-Life plan, including identifying financial resources to make her plan real.
Continue ReadingDecember 23rd, 2014 by Passare
We want to share an uplifting story about a global community art project called “Before I Die” that is giving people all over the world a chance to positively reflect on their own mortality.
Continue ReadingDecember 22nd, 2014 by Passare
If you want to pass on assets and heirlooms to your heirs there are a few key ways you can help preserve your estate’s value and your family’s inheritance.
Continue ReadingDecember 19th, 2014 by Passare
Though many welcome the idea of living as long as possible, some view extreme old age as burdensome. Is there such a thing as living too long?
Continue ReadingDecember 17th, 2014 by Passare
This week Maya, a 66-year-old woman grieving the death of her parents within six months of each other, makes decisions about her final care, services and assets and decides whom she wants to make medical or financial decisions if she becomes unable.
Continue ReadingDecember 16th, 2014 by Passare
Did you know that Medicare covers only about half of the expected healthcare costs for people over age 65? We found helpful information that explains Medicare coverage limits and describes options that may help you pay for your healthcare as you age.
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