Young boomers who will turn 65 between now and 2030 - half will only have $250K in assets.
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Criteria: An elderly family member requiring assistance; owning a home that is worth at least $400,000; no debt.
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Afterwards, a sudden loss of independence and a new level of fear for those who fall, and their contemporaries.
New York Times investigative research about the growing issue of older adults and falls.
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Terminology is just one problem.
At 65, on average -- men: 18 more years; Women: 21 more years.
Connectivity and technology advances are enabling more sophisticated devices and tools.