In 2025, Americans born in 1960 are reaching age 65, a milestone that for decades has been associated with retirement. Many people still think of 65 as the age to claim full Social Security retirement benefits. But for those born…
When most people think about estate planning, they focus on wills, trusts, and bank accounts. But in today’s world, there’s another category of assets that often gets overlooked—digital assets. From email and social media to online banking, photo storage, and…
Health care planning is a vital aspect of ensuring your wishes are respected when you’re unable to make decisions for yourself. However, selecting a health care surrogate and communicating your desires can be fraught with emotional and relational challenges—especially in…
Takeaways A new report finds that Americans overwhelmingly support preserving and strengthening Social Security benefits, even if it means paying more to address the program's long-term financing gap. At a time when the nation is deeply divided across political lines,…
Takeaways Updates to Medicare coverage in 2025 include higher costs for Parts A and B, a new option to pay for Part D prescription drugs on a monthly basis, and a cap on out-of-pocket costs for prescription drugs. In addition,…
The population of older adults in the United States has been growing steadily in recent years. According to the U.S. Census, the number of Americans who are age 65 and older grew more than 9 percent in just three years,…
Having a pet comes with many benefits. Pets may offer companionship and loyalty while quality time with your pet can decrease your stress levels. They can teach your children about responsibility and emotional skills. Their presence can also encourage you…
In moments of crisis, time is of the essence. Whether it’s a car accident or a medical emergency, getting in touch with loved ones quickly can make a world of difference. Florida’s Emergency Contact Information (ECI) system addresses this critical…
A dementia diagnosis can feel overwhelming—for the individual diagnosed and for their loved ones. Questions about care, finances, and the future often come rushing in, leaving families unsure of where to begin. The good news is that with proactive planning,…
Life is full of unexpected twists, and while we can’t always predict the future, we can plan for it. Imagine this: you’re unable to make decisions about your health or finances due to an illness or injury. Who will step…