Most older adults are tight-lipped about card debt – more so than bankruptcy, relationships Millennials have a reputation for over-sharing, and they’re less shy than older adults about the typically taboo topic of credit card debt. According to a new LendingClub survey, more than three-quarters of Americans say card debt is something
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A caregiver’s guide: Finance protection for those with Alzheimer’s
Keep your loved one's credit and identity safe with these tips Credit problems and identity issues can be difficult to guard against during the best of circumstances, but for someone with a diagnosis of Alzheimer’s disease – a form of dementia that affects thinking, memory and behavior – preventing identity theft
How Job Hunters Can Look For Age-Friendly Employers
How do you find age-friendly employers when you’re job hunting? Sadly, even in the current good economy, this question is as relevant as ever for people over 50 looking for work. As NPR's Ina Jaffe reported, a just-released study by David Neumark, an economics professor at the University of California, Irvine, and two
Financial Pros and Cons of Getting Married Late in Life
What Millennials Can Teach You About Living on a Budget Their tips can help boomers and Gen Xers find cash to save for retirement
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Silverman LeGate Advisory Group 214-469-0060 info@SLAdvisoryGroup.com Some people still think of finances as a man’s world, but guess what? They are wrong. If you’re a woman who is not comfortable making important decisions about money, whether it’s because up until this point you’ve avoided doing so, or because your significant other controls the