Forbes recently reported that elder financial abuse training in banks has risen sharply in the last two years. According to a survey of banks, this number has risen from 17% to 90% to keep seniors from being defrauded.
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A few weeks ago we posted an article about retirement homes on college campuses. KTVB just posted a story about college student moving into assisted living facilities. The students volunteer at the home for affordable rent, and also receive a loving community.
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Bloomberg recently reported on a global study that ranks the best pension systems in the world. At the top is the Netherlands, Denmark and Australia. Read about the study here.
NBC News recently reported that new research suggests that adjusting memory test scoring could help identify more women with mild cognitive impairment, a precursor to Alzheimer’s. Read the article here.
For more information on long term care planning with Alzheimer’s, visit our page here.
The Buffalo News recently reported on a proposed law to improve hiring practices at long term care facilities. In response to a report that detailed widespread problems, the law would expand access to a National Practitioner Data Bank for long term care facilities.
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The Washington Post recently published an article on changes to combat price hikes in the federal long term care insurance program. Read about the article here.
Home Health Care News recently published an article on the changing landscape of care costs. It is well known that long term care costs are rising, but according to the article, in home care costs are rising the fastest. Learn more here.
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How would you feel about going to college as a retiree? The New York Times recently published an article on the new trend on college campuses – placing retirement homes near dorms. This trend hopes to provide a new revenue stream for colleges, as well as encourage inter generational […]
Probate is often avoided when the first spouse passes because many couples chose to title their assets jointly. For example, a couple may have joint checking accounts or list both of their names on vehicle titles. In addition, many individuals chose to list their spouse as a primary beneficiary on […]
Choosing where to retire can be difficult. Luckily, Idaho is one of the best places to do just that! This article lists the ten best places to retire in Idaho, see what made the list!