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Solo Agers are Care Managers’ perfect client- child-free, but must care for themselves as they age, as they have no children. They have a long lifetime of revenue. But that income is not taken up by raising children, so they can afford you and need a care manager.

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Solo agers have no children. The average cost to raise a child to 18 in the United States is approximately $310,000, or around $17,000 to $23,000 per year, according to estimates from the Brookings Institution and the USDA. That does not include new tariffs and inflation. They have a long Lifetime of revenue, are persons of means, in the top 10%, well-educated, and proactive planners compared to your average clients, who come to you in a crisis as they have never faced the reality of planning for aging, its costs, and personal losses.

Yet, the fear of no planning lingers in their minds.22% admit they have no children and will have to care for themselves. Approximately 15.2 million older adults have no children, and 40% of the child-free live alone (without a spouse). Not only do solo agers lack family support, but they must also navigate a world alone when the common world thinking assumes that adult children are there to help.

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Solo Agers with no children face many barriers to care.

Solo Agers need care managers as a GPS to guide them

As they have no children, they need care managers as a GPS to guide them through all the transitions of aging, and the problems they must face at each stage, like Quality of life to combat loneliness, isolation, and depression that many suffer from being alone.; move management as they need home renovation to age in place as they age or need to move horizontally to senior independent housing or assisted living, and then vertically to a nursing home, and again, do not have adult children to help them.

They also need a team to help them, like a care manager, a wealth manager, to estimate the cost of that increasing care over the Solo ager’s retirement & up to 50 years of aging deficits, and make sure money is invested to afford the increased care needed. So a financial advisor or wealth manager team member can create a plan to fund care, and an elderlaw attorney team member can help Solo Agers plan for retiree benefits, healthcare, long-term care, prevent elder abuse, undue influence, and help with decision-making documents and provide guidance on other legal issues for seniors.

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Tuesday, May 6th 2025 | 2:00PM (PST)