About Your Retirement: Driving Concerns

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About Your Retirement: Driving Concerns

About Your Retirement: Driving Concerns

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Retirement expert Jim McWhirter answers your questions.

This week a viewer asks:

"Jim, we too need to discourage our 93 year old mom from driving any more since she recently had an accident. Fortunately, no one was seriously hurt, but it could have been worse. We have listed the reasons why she should cease driving, but we need some options to offer her too. Can you help us?"

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