Risking Old Age in America
Harry MargolisWith 76 million Baby Boomers becoming older by the day, the United States is facing a looming elder care crisis. This blog explores how the nation and individuals can prepare for it.
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The Longevity Revolution: Hype or for Real?
Yesterday I attended part of a Boston TEDx program about strides being made in science and medicine to promote both longevity and healthy aging. Their talks were inspiring but also raised questions about equity and the gap between science a...
Will the Aging of Baby Boomers Solve the Housing Crisis?
We have a housing shortage in the United States. There are 76 million baby boomers in the United States today making up almost a fifth of the population, and a lot of them own their own homes. Will their moving on, whether downsizing or pas...
ReiMAgine Aging 2030: The Massachusetts Plan for Seniors
Massachusetts has released a plan, ReiMAgine Aging 2030, aimed at making Massachusetts healthier and more “age friendly.” I recently had the opportunity to discuss its features with Bonnie-May Shantz, Policy Manager of the Executive Office ...
No Surprise Here: Long-Term Care Costs Found to Adversely Impact Retirement Income
The Morningstar Center for Retirement & Policy Studies has published a report, The Overlooked Cost: How Long-Term Services and Supports Impacts Retirement-Income Adequacy, finding, unsurprisingly, that the cost of long-term care adversely a...
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A longtime elder law attorney, Harry Margolis was founder of ElderLawAnswers.com, answers consumer estate planning questions at AskHarry.info, and hosts the podcast, Risking Old Age in America.
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