Take Control of Your Financial Future: Retirement Planning, Asset Protection & Financial OrganizationAre your family's finances organized for today and the future? Whether you're preparing for retirement, managing retirement income, protecting your assets, or planning your family's financial legacy, having a clear picture of your financial situation is essential for long-term financial security and peace of mind.In this educational video from Financial Soups, discover how a comprehensive financial inventory can help individuals, older adults, retirees, and families organize important financial information into one structured plan.Learn how to evaluate and coordinate key areas of your financial life, including:Retirement Planning & Income: Organizing Social Security benefits, pensions, 401(k)s, IRAs, Roth IRAs, and annuities.Estate Planning & Financial Legacy: Preparing financial information for spouses, family members, beneficiaries, and professional advisors.Asset Protection & Insurance: Reviewing life insurance, long-term care insurance, homeowners insurance, and other financial protections.Financial Organization: Tracking bank accounts, investments, real estate, outstanding debts, expenses, and financial obligations.Tax-Efficient Retirement Strategies: Understanding how different retirement income sources may affect your financial future.Finding Lost or Unclaimed Assets: Learning about resources to help locate forgotten bank accounts, savings bonds, pensions, life insurance policies, and retirement funds.By transforming scattered financial records into an organized financial overview, families can improve communication, make more informed financial decisions, and better prepare for unexpected life changes.Whether you're approaching retirement, already retired, or helping aging parents manage their finances, proactive financial planning can help protect your assets, preserve your financial legacy, and provide greater peace of mind.Watch this informative video to learn how to begin organizing your financial future, one step at a time.
Most aging-in-place advice is about you: exercise, balance, staying active. This video looks at the house instead. Whether you plan to stay in your own home or youre helping an aging parent decide whether theirs still works, these seven tests show whether the house supports your independence or quietly works against it: moving freely through the rooms, grip, whats outside your door, balance in the bathroom, getting help after a fall, one-level living, and lighting.For the changes that make staying realistic in Colorado Springs, including permits and local help, see What home modifications make aging in place realistic in Colorado Springs? Weldon Hobbs, SRES, Colorado Springs REALTOR, The Platinum Group, REALTORS
Today's Topic: How You Stay Safe In Your Rehab; How To Get Equipment. What Youll Learn: Each episode explores topics that matter to every care-giving family, including: Understanding the realistic options for aging in place What to do when your parent says, Im not leaving my home How post-hospital and post-rehab recovery works at home Managing complex or chronic conditionsespecially Parkinsons, dementia, stroke recovery, and movement disorders How to keep your loved one safe with no minimum hours and flexible support When its time to consider supportive living within retirement communities How to evaluate care needs and build a customized plan using the PennDYNAMIC LifeCARE Pathway How to bring in the right experts without overwhelming the family Each session blends education, real family stories, Q & A, and professional insights. Why This Series Matters: PennDYNAMIC Care At Home was founded to raise the standard of home care for families who expect moremore expertise, more compassion, and more intelligent care planning. Weekly Sessions 15 - 30 minutes Zoom and Facebook.
At Dementia Together, we cultivate joy while building stronger connections for those living with dementia, their care partners, and the community.We offer our family/care partner education and life enrichment programming at no charge to participants so that cost is never a barrier to connection and support.The leadership team at Dementia Together continues to believe that being together is essential, especially when the dementia journey too often (and unnecessarily) pulls us toward isolation and loneliness. We are focused on our challenge to meet the growing need for our services, do more of what we uniquely do and do it better.Were committed to listening to the experts those living with dementia. We continue to cultivate joy and build stronger connections for people living with dementia, their care partners, and our communities.Our mission remains clear: No one has to walk the dementia journey alone. No one has to walk the dementia journey alone.