
Elaine Silvestrini
Freelance Journalist at Freelance
Senior Retirement Editor at Kiplinger. #binders #AmWriting #WriterCommunity email [email protected]
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1 month ago |
kiplinger.com | Elaine Silvestrini
Building successful small businesses doesn’t necessarily prepare owners to walk away from something they toiled so hard to create. But eventually, every owner will leave — whether they plan to or not. As business owners consider their retirements, big questions arise about the future of their companies. How do they ensure that something they spent a lifetime building will survive them? Do they sell? Are the kids interested in taking it over? What about loyal employees?
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Jan 22, 2025 |
thebeaconnewspapers.com | Elaine Silvestrini
Photo by James Yarema on Unsplash Older adults may not have grown up with the internet or smartphones, but this generation of retirees is increasingly embracing tech solutions to help them age in place.
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Jan 9, 2025 |
kiplinger.com | Elaine Silvestrini
A bit of foresight can save you from the Medigap trap — yet one more rule to learn when navigating Medicare and Medicare Advantage (MA). In short, it’s a mistake to plan to enroll in MA when you’re relatively healthy, thinking you can just switch to traditional Medicare as you get older and sicker, says David A. Lipschutz, co-director of the Center for Medicare Advocacy.
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Nov 16, 2024 |
kiplinger.com | Lisa Gerstner |Ella Vincent |Elaine Silvestrini |Sandra Block
As the end of the year rolls around, you may have some cash to spare — perhaps an annual bonus from your employer or money you’ve been stashing away to give to charity or buy holiday gifts. Whether you want to improve your savings and investments, make smart charitable donations, boost your career, upgrade your home or treat yourself to a vacation, we’ve found great ideas to use a thousand bucks. Invest itCreate a one-and-done portfolio.
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Nov 5, 2024 |
seniorsguide.com | Terri Jones |Annie Tobey |Elaine Silvestrini |Anne Shandera-Ochsner
Alzheimer's / Dementia 11/5/2024 | By Terri L. Jones The best ways to communicate with our loved ones will change with the progression of dementia, especially if they have delusions. Seniors Guide writer Terri L. Jones shares five important tips for managing dementia delusions, based on her own experience and research. A couple days after someone shot at Donald Trump during one of his rallies, I visited my father and stepmother.
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