Older people dying on job at higher rate than all workers
Older people are dying on the job at a higher rate than workers overall, even as the rate of workplace fatalities decreases.
Why won’t Social Security give me the retroactive child benefits I’m entitled to?
Phil Moeller talks about how to get retroactive benefits from Social Security and more in this week's "Ask Phil."…
Scientists endorse these three strategies to delay dementia
This is the first time experts convened by the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering and Medicine have deemed scientific evidence strong enough to suggest that preventing dementia and age-related cognitive decline might be possible.
I was successful and recognized. Now, at 64, I can’t get an interview.
When it comes to workplace matters, major age biases still seem to be the order of the day. Aging and retirement expert Phil Moeller advises a reader on finding employment in his 60s.
The annual trustee reports on Social Security and Medicare, released today, have become a doomsday clock for senior benefits.
While few would question the need for making long-term financial retirement plans, there is relatively little formal emphasis on making long-term plans for combating loneliness and staying involved in multiple social activities.
A new study from Sweden outlines which aspects of a healthy lifestyle predict independent living late in life.
"This is what we need to survive, not something we want, like a toaster oven," explains a reader.
In the haze that can accompany such surprises, don't just simply take COBRA and assume you're done with health insurance concerns, Philip Moeller advises.
