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Having the retirement talk with your family
Retirement planning isn’t just for individuals and couples to discuss; it’s something the family should be discussing. Yes, the conversations may be uncomfortable for some, but they are necessary to have with your entire family. Clarity around such topics as finances, long-term care, the vision of old age, and death is an essential part of retirement planning. So how do you go about having these sensitive conversations? Alessandra Malito has a few suggestions on the topics to discuss with your loved ones before you or they retire. Read Ms. Malito’s article here…
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