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Romance (Scams) Are In the Air

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The image depicts a desktop computer with a picture of a broken heart on the screen in a somber atmosphere to describe the theme of romance scams.

Around Valentine’s Day, love is in the air, and so unfortunately, are romance scams. The Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre reported that romance scams skyrocketed[1] during the massive shift online caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, especially among older adults. Romance scams are now one of Canada’s most common frauds. As advisors, it is important that we educate our clients and families on the rising incidence of romance scams and actively discuss how people fall victim…..

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Elder Management, Smart Ageing

Beyond Alzheimer’s Awareness – What You Really Need to Know

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Cartoon of a big white brain behind an older adult walking with a cane to represent dementia.

January is Alzheimer’s Awareness Month in Canada. Just how aware are we in Canada? And what do we really need to know to plan for a growing dementia population effectively? The Cambridge Dictionary defines awareness as “the knowledge that something exists or understanding of a situation or subject at the present time, based on information and experience.”  While estate planning professionals often acknowledge the upward trend of Alzheimer’s cases and….

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Elder Care, Elder Management

2024 Learning Resolution: Longevity, Sibling Rivalry, and Wealth Management

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an empty arm chair with a lamp beside it in front of a bookcase that extends along the wall

For thousands of years, it has been a tradition for people in the Western world and some in the East to set New Year’s resolutions. Many see their resolutions as a refreshing start to the New Year – in with the new goals and out with the old. As we enter this Leap Year of 2024, it’s a good time to update our knowledge and share resources on hot topics….

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Elder Care, Elder Management, Family Conflict, Smart Ageing

Wishing You Time and Health for the Holidays

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Photo of matches, three tips burned, one matchstick burned, one whole with a leaf growing from it to represent hope from burnout.

There seems to be a frenetic pace in the days leading up to the end of the year. There are so many lists to complete for clients, gifts, parties, and family celebrations. We are also taking stock, thinking about the new year, and reflecting on the year that has passed. Many of us are also juggling caregiving for elderly parents or friends in addition to our work and family lives…..

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Elder Management, Smart Ageing

Mental Health is Health: 988 Suicide Crisis Hotline Goes Live

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998 Suicide Crisis Hotline Goes Live in Canada

This past week, Canada took another step forward to address fundamental changes in access to services for mental health. The 988 Suicide Crisis Hotline went live to provide immediate contact and support services for those in a mental health crisis. Calling or texting 988 gives anyone free twenty-four access to emergency suicide prevention services across all provinces and territories. The 988 Suicide Crisis Hotline Is a Start, But Transformational Change….

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Elder Care, Elder Management, Geriatric Care Management, Grief, Healthcare, In the News, Uncategorized

Aging in Place 3: Innovative Approaches to Complex Cases

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A man photographs seagulls.

This article is the third in a series exploring the challenges people may face when they choose ‘aging in place’ at home. While health care and personal needs may be complex, the family members or attorneys may also have to manage the entire household. With the added complexities and potential disputes arising around other issues such as access or finances, the family and attorneys may seek a skilled third party….

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Caregiving, Elder Care, Elder Law, Elder Management, Geriatric Care Management, Smart Ageing
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