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By Jim Terwilliger Reminiscent of the 1970s hit tune by Fleetwood Mac, “Go Your Own Way,” New York has decided

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Study: Seven out of 10 people retiring at 65 will require long-term care at some point By Susan Suben We’ve

Being one those geeks in the school chorus: Priceless By John Addyman March is “Music in Our Schools Month,” and

By Jim Miller Taking care of an aging parent over a period of time — especially when juggling work and

Most of the numbers that impact our tax and retirement planning lives are different this year By Jim Terwilliger We

Is this inability to recall names the onset of something ominous? By Bruce Frassinelli Email: bruce@cny55.com Er, what’s your name?

By John Addyman You know the conventional wisdom that says if you can put a name to something you’re concerned

By Susan Suben For the past 15 years, Genworth’s company, CareScout, has conducted surveys whose findings try to help individuals

By Jim Miller Caring for an elder parent can be challenging in many ways, but it can be especially difficult

By Jim Terwilliger Divorce is tough enough. Dealing with retirement plans during and following a divorce adds an extra degree

By John Addyman I was sitting alone, wondering what had just happened. I had a birthday. My sister-in-law, Jean, and