Leaving your family with an end-of-life plan means making important decisions today.
To help you make informed decisions, we’ve gathered must-know information about key topics. Explore the resources here to start building a plan for your family.
Have you ever considered what might happen, or where you would live if you couldn’t manage taking care of yourself or your home any longer? What about your parents? Are you becoming concerned about their safety as they age? Are there multiple floors to manage, are they at risk of falling, is someone checking in on them, and do they have transportation? If any of these are concerns of yours, it might be time to consider relocating to communities designed for seniors.
In addition to having a plan, and the supplies and materials to keep you and your family safe, you should also consider the importance of being able to access important documents and information that may be critical following a disaster. Having access to personal financial, insurance, medical, and other records is crucial for starting the process of recovery quickly and efficiently. Experts suggest copying and storing this information in the cloud so it can be accessed quickly in the event of an emergency.
This year Americans will spend over $8 billion on decorations, candy and costumes, earning Halloween the second most commercial American holiday of the year.
Many of us go to the gym and assume our bellies and the back of our legs will be smoother due to the hours we put in on those elliptical machines or stair climbers. But, while we may be burning calories, those exercises are not burning away those stubborn fat cells.
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