Por: The New York Times Health December 03, 2022
Lynne Ingersoll and her cat, Jesse, spent a quiet Thanksgiving Day together in her small bungalow in Blue Island, Ill.A retired librarian, Ms. Ingersoll never married or had children. At 77, she has outlived her parents, three partners, her two closest friends, five dogs and eight cats.When her sister died three years ago, Ms. Ingersoll joined the ranks of older Americans considered “kinless”: without partners or spouses, children or... + full article
The New York Times USA Opinion December 09, 2022
The New York Times is starting to give me a complex.Late last month, it published defining a new problem: More baby boomers and Gen Xers are living alone than forebears of their age did, and that apparently poses physical, psychological and financial challenges. Born in 1964,... + más
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CBS News USA Business December 07, 2022
If you're a senior looking for life insurance it's important to know how you can potentially benefit. Getty Images/iStockphoto Life insurance is a fundamental part of sound financial planning. In return for a monthly fee to a provider, the insured can secure a... + más
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CBS News USA Health December 07, 2022
Seniors have one more day to make changes to their Medicare plans, including picking a new Medicare Advantage plan, with open enrollment for the program closing at the end of December 7.Medicare Advantage plans are increasingly popular with seniors, with nearly half of... + más
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ABC News USA Health December 01, 2022
Older people have always been known to be one of the groups at highest risk of death from COVID-19, but they now make up a larger share than ever before.As of the week ending Nov. 19, Americans aged 65 and older make up 92% of all deaths from the virus, according to from the... + más
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ABC7 USA World November 30, 2022
from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.It's the first time senior citizens have made up more than nine out of 10 deaths since the pandemic began and a drastic increase from the roughly 58% of deaths they made up in summer 2021, an ABC News analysis shows.An... + más
CBS News USA Business November 29, 2022
Life insurance for seniors generally costs more than it does for younger policyholders. But that doesn't mean it has to break the bank, either. Getty Images Life insurance is often thought of as a cost-effective and valuable form of financial protection. In exchange for... + más
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Orlando Sentinel USA Opinion October 21, 2022
Approximately 11,000 Americans turn 65 every day. That means around four million people each year become eligible for Medicare health coverage. You don’t have to remind seniors of this milestone. By the time they reach their 65th birthday, they’ve already been inundated... + más
Social Security is likely to see biggest benefit hike since 1981. Here's when you'll get it. | CBS News
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