Rob Lowe on Having 'The Talk' With Your ParentsHow adult children can start the conversation on retirement and agingBy Jack Tatar|January 12, 2015
Having 'The Talk' With Your Parents About Their FinancesAdvice from the author of 'Mom and Dad, We Need to Talk'By Richard Eisenberg|July 12, 2019
Your Obesity May Be Killing YouObesity robs us of more years than any other preventable factorBy Joelle Klein|May 22, 2017
What to Learn From Rob Lowe's TearsParents facing an empty nest may need the advice we've gatheredMay 20, 2014
Having Essential Conversations About DeathIf your wishes remain unspoken, you will leave your loved ones in a quagmire of confusionBy Jill Smolowe|December 11, 2023
Want to Buy Your Childhood Home? Be Careful.Returning to the family manse can evoke wonderful memories, but it is wise to rein in your emotions, talk with your family and hire a good inspectorBy Lisa Kanarek|February 9, 2024
Are You a Helicopter Child to Your Parents?Navigating the fine line between knowing when to help and oversteppingBy Gary M. Stern|September 10, 2018
My Parents Didn’t Plan Ahead. What Can I Do Now?Tips for facing tough financial situations and making difficult decisions about your parents, your children and yourselfBy M.P. Dunleavey|July 21, 2023
Give Up Your Stuff, Not Your DreamTwo bold women hit the road in an RV for two years to follow their passionBy Debra Wallace|September 22, 2023
How to Talk to Your Partner about RetirementTips for having a dispassionate discussion about the radical lifestyle changes that accompany your decision to stop workingBy Nancy Collamer|February 6, 2023
How to Have 'The Talk' During COVID-19The pandemic is the prime time to discuss end-of-life mattersBy Bruce Horovitz|December 7, 2020
Disaster Planning for Your ParentsHow to ensure they'll be in good hands if they need assistanceBy Chris Farrell|February 1, 2021
Outsource the Clearance of Your Parents' StuffBereavement cleanout services and specialty movers can do the heavy lifting — removing, recycling or reselling possessions — when parents downsize or dieBy Rosie Wolf Williams|February 22, 2024
Balancing Your Career and Your Aging ParentsAdvice for women from 'Working Daughter' author Liz O'DonnellBy Richard Eisenberg|August 8, 2019
Becoming a Caregiver When Your Parent Wasn't There for YouSetting boundaries is key when determining your role in your parent's careBy Julie Hayes|September 16, 2022
'I See You': Parenting a Transgender ChildWays to show respect and support for your child's identity while honoring your own feelings and memoriesBy Donna Moriarty|October 23, 2023
The Best Fall 2015 TV Shows for AdultsTune in to these new shows that are sure to grab your attentionBy Chris Hewitt|September 24, 2015
Where There’s a Will, There Can Be a WarHow to forestall ill feelings — or worse — if you opt to distribute your estate unevenly among your heirsBy Gary M. Stern|October 13, 2022
End of Life Care for People with Developmental DisabilitiesWhy talking about this taboo subject with your loved one early on is importantBy Beth Baker|November 30, 2022
How You Can Pay for College After Being Laid OffThere are strategies to keep children in college if their parents are laid off, starting with a frank talk with a financial aid officerBy Lucy Lazarony|March 1, 2024
LISTEN: Protecting Your Parents From Elder FraudAn investigator's advice on the new 'Friends Talk Money' episodeBy Richard Eisenberg|November 18, 2019
Building Your Caregiving Support TeamExperts, from peers to professionals, can help you build your caregiving muscle to ensure strength for difficult daysBy Sandra Pedicini|January 24, 2024
Ways to Bolster Your Finances Due to the CoronavirusTimely advice on money emergencies, debt and your retirementBy Kerry Hannon|April 2, 2020
When Your Parents Need Financial HelpWhat you can try to do for your mom and dadBy Lucy Lazarony|January 30, 2020
Can You Inherit Your Parent’s Pension?Probably not, if you are talking about a defined-benefit pension, but you may be eligible for other benefitsBy Terri Williams|May 1, 2023
Are You Your Mother’s Keeper?More parents in need of long-term care are turning to their children for helpBy Jennifer Nelson|June 15, 2023
Should You Help Your Children Pay Student Loans?You should not jeopardize your finances or drain your retirement savings, but there are alternatives that are also teaching opportunitiesBy Lucy Lazarony|October 30, 2023
Love Your LayoverAirports are adding amenities beyond fancy restaurants and chichi shops; how about a tranquil butterfly garden or a trippy tunnel of light?By Sally Benford|May 31, 2023
The Dementia That Steals More Than MemoryFTD can strike in your 40s or 50s and alter personality as it robs reasonBy Dan Browning|January 12, 2014
Preventing the Horrors of Dying Without a WillHaving important conversations and making plans is a gift to your familyBy Lazetta Rainey Braxton|March 21, 2022