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Alzheimer’s Awareness – Cautious Optimism

January is Alzheimer’s Awareness Month in Canada. With new advances in diagnosing and treating the disease, clinicians and researchers are cautiously optimistic that they are on the verge of breakthroughs in treating its causes and improving symptom management. At the same time, we are still seeing a rising epidemic of dementia in Canada, and caregivers and families continue to struggle under the burden. Two years ago, in an AAE blog,….

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New Year Reflections On Longevity

Happy New Year 2026

Pausing to reflect on this new year ahead, I’m grateful for this collaborative group of professionals at All About Estates who blog daily on estate planning matters. The purpose of the All About Estates blog is to provide fellow specialists and the general public with information and resources related to our bloggers’ areas of expertise. And as a group, we have a diverse set of experiences to share with our….

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How Advisors Can Support Clients Through Current or Future Caregiving

A middle aged woman talks on the phone to her advisor. She is perturbed.

Year-end planning season brings portfolio reviews, tax strategies, and client meetings focused on financial performance. It also brings something less visible: clients quietly managing the stress of aging parents or ill family members alongside their professional and personal responsibilities. No one expects advisors to become a family therapist or care coordinator. You are, however, positioned to recognize when caregiving stress is affecting decision-making and to offer a clear, professional referral….

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Holiday Conversations That Matter: Using the Season to Talk About Smart Ageing

A family at the dining room table during the holiday season. An older man at the end of the table is standing and offering a toast.

The festive season brings families together in ways few other times of year manage. This creates a valuable opportunity for meaningful conversations about the future. When approached with care and respect, these discussions can provide relief, clarity, and peace of mind for everyone involved. Many adult children hesitate to raise questions about ageing or care needs, concerned about causing offense or worry. This reluctance is understandable. However, waiting for a….

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The AARP BankSafe Dementia Hub: A Timely Resource for Financial Advisors

Fraud prevention isn’t just a seasonal topic anymore. From AI-assisted scams to grandparent cons, the volume and sophistication of fraud targeting older adults is growing. Even the most financially savvy clients are vulnerable. Now, imagine how these risks escalate when someone is experiencing cognitive decline. We’re seeing more conversations in the media and on social platforms, which serve as reminders to stay alert, talk to loved ones, and keep up….

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Beware the Long Con Scams Directed at Older People

an iceberg in black water

Recently in the news, you may have read about an older couple in Brantford, Ontario, who were scammed out of more than $ 1 million over 5 months. And another incident in Victoria, where a man was scammed out of his life savings of almost $ 1.7 million over 6 months. How does this happen, and what can advisors and families do to address the fraud epidemic? Fraud losses in….

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