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Starting the conversation about long term care needs is hard, but this is one talk you can’t afford to put off any longer.

This list will help you get everything in order to plan for long term care.

Give your loved ones the confidence of knowing they will always be cared for.

These suggestions will guide one of the most important conversations you’ll have.

It may be hard to think of parents as unsafe behind the wheel, but the risk factors for accidents tend to go up with age for everyone.

Home is where the heart is—help your parents safely age in place by decluttering to decrease risk of accidents and improve comfort.

You can live life on your terms by planning for your future today.

To plan a secure future for your loved ones, start the conversation today.

Cover all your bases with four common rebuttals about long term care planning.

Planning for the future is one of the most important conversations you can have with your parents.

The initial conversation is just the starting point to planning and making major decisions.

Every year, 5 million older Americans are targeted by financial scammers. Here are some common scams that you should watch out for.

The experience of caregiving can be rewarding, but the physical, financial, and emotional strain of caregiving can have wide-reaching impact. Over 75% of caregivers and care recipients would have planned things differently to prepare—learn more about what you can do now.

It’s time to focus on what really matters and make some important decisions for your family’s future.

Starting an open and honest conversation with the people listed here will help create a plan that covers everyone’s needs.

Start planning for long term care so they can live life with confidence.

A caregiver support group can lower your stress and give you the opportunity to learn from others.

Financial scams, particularly online, have gotten more sophisticated than ever, putting you or your aging parents at risk.