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Sanity-Saving Secrets For Caring For Your Aging Parents
Three questions to ask your parents right now. 1. Do you have a living will? Roughly 72 percent of seniors have advance directives specifying end-of-life medical wishes, according to a recent study funded by the National Institute on Aging. 2. Where’s the money? Start with your parents’ latest tax return to get an overview of their assets. 3. Who are your advisers? Get names and numbers for the professionals your parents rely on – do they have an accountant? spiritual adviser? primary care physician? Tech Support:: These cutting-edge apps, websites and services – not to mention one foolproof computer – can help lighten your load and keep Mom and Dad independent a little longer…Read More
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