10 questions to ask before hiring an elder care attorney
If an attorney fails to provide solid answers to these questions, keep looking.
Adventurous seniors can find medical care on the road. Here’s how
You might want to just hit the open road and take it wherever the mood strikes you. But doing some trip planning, including a contact list of people who could help nearby, is a good idea.
What does this little-understood rule of Social Security mean for me?
If a person has not filed for Social Security by the time they reach their full retirement age, they are entitled to up to six months of retroactive benefits when they do file. While this may seem like a nice…
Twitter chat: How senior citizens can address student debt
People aged 60 and older are the fastest growing segment of the student debt market. We'll talk about why, and how they can handle student loans.
Usain Bolt, the global track star from Jamaica, ran his last 100m dash on Saturday at the 2017 world championships, concluding a record-breaking career that spanned three Olympic Games. Christopher Clarey of The New York Times joins Hari Sreenivasan to…
Phil Moeller talks about how to get retroactive benefits from Social Security and more in this week's "Ask Phil."…
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.
