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Designing for Independence and Dignity with Longevity Planning With Esther Greenhouse

Wealth professionals working with families may need to address caregiving risks, home environment decisions and cross-generational conversations that sit alongside financial planning. The episode frames longevity planning as a practical area involving both family dynamics and costs.

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Summary

By the markets & outlook desk

FOXcast speaks with Esther Greenhouse, CEO of Silver To Gold Strategies, about longevity planning and aging in place. The conversation covers the realities families face as members enter later life, including caregiving, home design, finances and the psychology of aging. It also discusses how family offices and advisors can support intentional longevity planning and difficult conversations across generations.

  1. Esther Greenhouse describes her Enabling Design Method and how it helped her mother delay a move to a care facility by seven years.
  2. The discussion covers aging in place and what the transition means for families, caregivers and advisors.
  3. Families are encouraged to plan across areas including home design, finances, the psychology of aging and caregiving.
  4. The episode addresses designing the home environment around personal hygiene needs to support independence and dignity.

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