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How Changes in the Student Loan Landscape May Affect You

senior living / Kristen R. Matthews, Esq

According to AARP, people aged 60 and older owe upwards of $290 billion in student loan debt. Thankfully, many federal student loan borrowers have experienced payment reprieves for the past few years due to multiple payment pauses enacted during the pandemic by the CARES Act and other loan relief efforts. These pauses on making payments for federal student loans […]

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Remaining Social Promotes Health in Older Adults

More Americans are living longer, with the number of people older than 65 projected to increase to more than 80 million by 2040. As this population reaches retirement age, the risk of social isolation substantially increases – along with its negative effects. Keeping older adults socially engaged is an important part of their overall well-being. Older people