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What Happens When Someone Dies without a Will? by Mary Jacobs - Years later, the story still haunts attorney Jennifer Cona. A man—in his 70s and in good health—retained her to draw up a will. He wanted to bequeath his sizable estate to his grandson and to a few charities. He did…
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For the Umpteenth Time: ‘Too Old to Be President’ by Ashton Applewhite - Wondering how to respond when people equate a political candidate’s age with their fitness for office? You’ll find plenty of answers in “Biden is now America’s first octogenarian president,” which appeared in Salon. The writer reached out to experts like physician Louise…
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Remote Work: An Underestimated Benefit For Family Caregivers
The “return to office” debate really doesn’t take caregiving into account. Many people believe this is a missed opportunity.
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Cardiovascular Disease is Primed to Kill More Older Adults, Especially Blacks and Hispanics
Experts are predicting a sobering, and deadly, rise between 2025 and 2030.
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Moving is a Monumental Task for Many Older Americans. These Organizers Can Help.
Mobility issues, medical conditions, decades-long piles of stuff: moving can be overwhelming when you’re in your later years, but you don’t have to figure it out alone.