Nickels and Dimes - Finding Financial Freedom
Nickels and Dimes: Finding Financial Freedom with Natalie Kime is a podcast dedicated to helping the sandwich generation achieve financial literacy and security. Hosted by financial professional and coach Natalie Kime, this show provides practical guidance and empathetic support for individuals juggling the competing financial demands of caring for aging parents and children while planning for their own comfortable retirement.
Natalie's mission is to empower her clients to set and achieve their financial goals, build wealth, and create a lasting legacy - without having to make painful sacrifices along the way. Whether you’re just starting your journey to financial independence or seeking to enhance your existing wealth, tune in to Nickels and Dimes: Finding Financial Freedom with Natalie Kime and embark on a path to retire well and leave a meaningful legacy. Let’s build a brighter financial future together!
Nickels and Dimes - Finding Financial Freedom
Aging or Alzheimer's? How to Spot the Signs and Speak Up with Love
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In this episode of "Nickels and Dimes," host Natalie Kime shares her personal journey with her mother’s dementia diagnosis, highlighting the importance of early recognition, open communication, and proactive planning for Alzheimer’s care. Natalie discusses distinguishing normal aging from warning signs, navigating difficult family conversations, and establishing legal and financial plans. She emphasizes seeking support, utilizing resources like the Alzheimer’s Association, and cherishing time with loved ones. The episode serves as a heartfelt call to action for families to address cognitive decline early and support one another through the challenges of dementia.
Key points:
- Discussion of Alzheimer's disease and dementia, including signs and symptoms.
- Differentiation between normal aging and potential Alzheimer's indicators.
- Importance of early recognition and proactive planning for families.
- Personal experiences related to a family member's dementia diagnosis.
- Strategies for having difficult conversations about cognitive decline.
- Resources available for families, including support groups and the Alzheimer's Association.
- Legal and financial planning for long-term care, including living trusts and powers of attorney.
- Emotional challenges faced by caregivers and the need for self-support.
- Encouragement for families to document symptoms and seek medical advice.
- Emphasis on the value of open communication and community support in navigating dementia care.
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