Your Blueprint For Aging
The 5 planning pillars
Bringing together fundamental concepts: financial planning, power of attorney, downsizing, health care directives (living will), gradual transitions, and more.
Building your team
Preparing for a seamless transition of personal care and estate management.
"Reading the book started a conversation with my parents regarding my role as their POA delegate. Somewhat unexpectedly, my parents were relieved, and ready to implement some of the learnings from
the book."
Paul G.
Power of Attorney Holder
"I highly recommend this book to the advisors in my organization, to clients, and to friends. Planning ahead and good communication are critical as you journey through the transitions of life."
Brent Vandermeer
Crosspoint Financial
"The personal stories are compelling and credible. Very revealing. If this does not reflect real life, nothing will! The author presents information that can be used in our own lives."
John P.
Retiree in Planning Mode
We’re all living a little longer
There’s no escaping the reality that we’re all living longer, and many of us will see our capabilities diminish.
The concepts described in Advocacy in Aging apply to everyone planning for their own or a parent’s aging, regardless of financial means or context.
- How do you ensure your advocates respect your wishes, values, and wisdom?
- How do you plan for what’s coming?
- How do you make transitions easy?