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Webinar Recording | Elder Care: How to Protect the People Who Protected You

The recording of our webinar on the importance of elder care is now available.

Our elders are our teachers, our guides, and our protectors: from an early age, they instill in us the tools and values that shape our lives. The aging process often comes with physical and emotional challenges that can make life difficult for our elders, and we have a responsibility to protect them — just as they once protected us.

On May 19th, SWP’s Marcie Nach was joined by Teri Dreher, and Jackie Melinger for a conversation on the importance of elder care and the roles we can play in providing it for our loved ones. Marcie, Teri, and Jackie discussed some of the ways you can support your elderly loved ones through the challenges of aging, including: 

  • Handling changing circumstances
  • Various ways to help seniors remain independent
  • The most common scams targeted at the elderly — and how to avoid them
  • Identifying the right resources to guide family members

Marcie Nach, CFP®

Financial Planner

mnach@stratwealth.com
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