long-term care

Conventional wisdom about retirement planning – including the 4% rule – fails to address how today’s retirees actually spend their money.

Seniors who are up for adventure may benefit from this alternative option to long-term care.

This real estate investment trust was considered safe last May – but will its steady payouts continue?

Four simple choices have been shown to reduce your risk of developing Alzheimer’s and dementia.

Seniors who don’t specify medical advocates can face healthcare nightmares as they age.

The cause of physical and mental decline in retirement isn’t what you think…

Saving doesn’t end with retirement – it only changes. With healthcare costs rising, it’s more important than ever for seniors to cut expenses.

Unexpected costs and limitations can prevent long-term care policies from fully covering dementia-related expenses.

Even when you do have long-term care insurance, it doesn’t necessarily cover you.

At some point, many of us will require long-term care. But can you afford it?