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Join Jennifer H. Rosen for a special in person Mind Your Nest episode as she sits down with three trusted colleagues in the senior lifestyle community to discuss how families can better support their aging loved ones. Lisa Santiago of Caring People, reverse mortgage specialist Marcy Lokietz of Atlantic Financial Services, and estate liquidation expert Emily Segal, co owner of The Estate Settlers, share what they do, how they collaborate, and why proactive planning matters long before a crisis hits.

This honest and heartfelt conversation explores essential topics like aging in place, reverse mortgages, long term care planning, estate clean outs, caregiver stress, cognitive decline, and how to build the right support system before a 911 emergency unfolds. If you serve seniors, love a senior, or are preparing for the future, this episode offers clarity, compassion, and practical steps to help you mind your nest with confidence

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In this episode of Mind Your Nest, host Jennifer H. Rosen takes listeners behind the scenes of her evolving podcast journey. After 39 episodes filled with meaningful conversations and guests, Jennifer reflects on her growth and introduces a new direction for the show—focusing on her work as a daily money manager. She shares real client stories that highlight the importance of trust, relationships, and service, from helping clients navigate technology challenges to supporting those facing profound life transitions. With honesty, compassion, and a commitment to serving others, Jennifer illustrates how even the simplest tasks can bring comfort, dignity, and peace of mind.

Join her as she explores what it truly means to mind your nest, one client and one story at a time.

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In this episode of Mind Your Nest, host Jennifer H. Rosen takes us inside her journey as a Daily Money Manager and why this role is so vital for individuals and families. She shares the origins of the Mind Your Nest philosophy, inspired by her father’s lessons about responsibility and financial awareness, and explains how her work helps people stay organized, supported, and confident in managing their day-to-day financial lives.

From paying bills and organizing tax documents to assisting widows, busy professionals, and seniors navigating major life transitions, Jennifer shows how money management is about more than numbers—it is about trust, compassion, and building systems that bring peace of mind. Whether you are a young adult starting out, a family in transition, or an older adult seeking reliable support, this conversation offers clarity and encouragement to stay on top of your financial well-being.