A power of attorney should be a part of every senior’s preparation for the future. This document informs family members about the elderly person’s wishes in the event the latter becomes incapacitated. Here’s what caregivers and their aging loved ones should know about power of attorney.
It is common for seniors to continue working after retirement to keep a steady income and have a sense of purpose. However, working after retirement may not be the best choice for everyone. Here are some things you can consider before you submit your application for a job.
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