Planning for Today’s Youth
Modern life moves at an exceptionally fast pace, one that our grandparents and great-grandparents could not have imagined in their day. Because of technology and
Walking the Best Path through the Alzheimer’s Journey
Alzheimer’s. The word evokes a myriad of emotions, from sadness, anger, and fear to love and a sense of nostalgia for those who have walked
Long-term Care Insurance: Buy Cautiously
Evelyn is 47 and recently divorced, with a son in high school. As she looks toward the future and her retirement, she is considering adding
The RAISE Family Caregivers Act
Sarah, age 51, is divorced and has a daughter in college. She also works full-time as an administrative assistant. About a year ago, she moved
The “Power of Three” When a Diagnosis Happens: Medical, Financial, Legal
When David was 66, he and his wife, Kristin, met with their elder law attorney to plan for the second half of their lives. Two
Capture the Moment: Robert
How do you celebrate your birthday? I celebrate with cake, but on July 22, 2018, Seattle resident Robert Williamson celebrated his 100th birthday by jumping