What the fiduciary rule decision means for your retirement
The fiduciary rule has been suspended, for now, so you need to be more careful in retirement planning.

Nursing home is a common term, but do you know what it is? Find out more.
A nursing home is a facility where people who are no longer able to care for themselves reside to receive long-term personal or medical care. It may be a public or private facility, and patients are typically older or chronically ill.
Patients who live in a nursing home cannot care for themselves, cannot receive care at home, and do not require hospitalization. The staff typically consists of nurse’s aides, nurses, therapists, social workers, recreational assistants and potentially even doctors.
Nursing homes are generally set up like residences or hospitals, depending on the level of care provided. Those set up like residences typically house patients who do not have severe medical needs. Throughout the day, residents can go outside to enjoy meals, socialize, and take advantage of organized activities. Those set up like hospitals may provide medical care and therapies for patients who are chronically ill or who are recovering from a major illness. Some nursing homes may include a special floor or wing for patients dealing with specific issues, such as Alzheimer’s disease.
Fellowship Community in Whitehall, Pennsylvania, has been named one of the best nursing homes in the country by US News and World Report and the Women’s Choice Award. The facility is divided into four residential areas, each designed to meet the needs of specific patients:
You never know what the future holds. Plan ahead for your senior years by opening a savings or money market account today.