Author Archive: Dana Larsen
Dana Larsen is a writer who loves connecting audiences with ideas. Her writing has appeared in a variety of digital and print publications and she is dedicated to data-driven storytelling to help inform readers about the latest industry trends and resources available in today’s complex, digital marketplace. Fashion, healthcare, technology, and finance are just a few of the subjects that frequent Dana's pen as she's particularly passionate about these subjects. When she’s not getting her passport stamped or choreographing dance routines, she’s attending a Seattle sporting event, hiking, or finding life’s next great adventure with her husband and two children.
5 Ways to Make Assisted Living More Affordable
January 03, 2019
Moving into assisted living can be both emotionally and financially draining for seniors and their families. Having a strategic financial plan in place is important for not only your financial peace of mind but also your wallet. Here are five ways to make assisted living more affordab...
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5 Benefits to Use for Assisted Living Costs
December 06, 2018
Many Americans count on Social Security as a major source of their retirement income, yet they are unclear on how the benefit works or are unaware of all the benefits available. Learn whether your Social Security retirement planning is on track and if you are maximizing your payout to...
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The Importance of Being Fiscally Fit for Longevity in Assisted Living
October 25, 2018
Being prepared for end-of-life costs is an important piece of retirement planning as assisted living and long-term care account for the majority of expenses in our later years. Learn more about assisted living costs and read our tips for becoming more fiscally fit for longevity in ass...
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Are You Financially Prepared for Assisted Living Costs?
October 11, 2018
Many aging Americans are unprepared for the costs associated with long-term care. An assisted living community can easily cost as much per month as the mortgage for a home, which can drain retirement nest eggs faster than one might think. Preparing for the unexpected is an important p...
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