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Tori Spelling’s ‘financial difficulties’ forced her to take a ‘downgraded glamour vacation’ in an RV with her children

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Tori Spelling’s ‘financial difficulties’ forced her to take a ‘downgraded glamour vacation’ in an RV with her children

Tori Spelling has been experiencing ‘financial difficulties’ that have forced her to take her kids on a vacation in an RV.

The 50-year-old actress was pictured while spending time with her children, Liam, Stella, Hattie, Finn and Beau, aged 16, 15, 11, 10, and six, at a campground in Ventura County, California, earlier this month.

Rumors immediately began to swirl that the performer, who is currently planning a return to reality television, had to move into the recreational vehicle full-time as a result of her financial woes.

However, several sources spoke to Us Weekly and one told the media outlet that the actress was simply ‘trying to have a summer vacation with her kids on a budget that works for her.’ 

The insider went on to express that, although the Beverly Hills, 90210 star would like to spend time with her children in an upscale setting, she decided to take her financial situation into account when planning her getaway. 

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Working through it: Tori Spelling has been experiencing ‘financial difficulties’ that have forced her to take her kids on a vacation in an RV, according to Us Weekly; she is seen in June

‘Tori knows she’s going to get attention with her downgraded glamour vacation, but it’s also realistically all she can afford at the moment,’ they said.

The source also stated that the performer, who was recently forced to move out of her home after dealing with a mold infection, was not staying in the recreational vehicle permanently.

Another insider remarked that the actress was ‘trying to get away’ from the hustle and bustle of Los Angeles for the summer.

The insider added that Spelling was ‘looking for peace of mind for her and her children.’

The source went on to express that the actress had also been facing issues with her personal funds that had become more serious in the recent past.

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‘The truth is, she isn’t in a good place financially. She hasn’t necessarily been financially conscious with her money over the years, taking the family’s future into consideration, and it’s catching up with her,’ they stated. 

The source also remarked that the actress, as well as her estranged husband, Dean McDermott, had developed poor financial habits over the years.

They stated that the former couple had learned to ‘spend money like they’ll never run out of it’ during their time together.

On the road: The 50-year-old actress was pictured while spending time with her children, Liam, Stella, Hattie, Finn and Beau, aged 16, 15, 11, 10, and six, at a campground in Ventura County, California, earlier this month

On the road: The 50-year-old actress was pictured while spending time with her children, Liam, Stella, Hattie, Finn and Beau, aged 16, 15, 11, 10, and six, at a campground in Ventura County, California, earlier this month

Making the most of it: The insider went on to express that, although the Beverly Hills, 90210 star would like to spend time with her children in an upscale setting, she decided to take her financial situation into account when planning her getaway

Making the most of it: The insider went on to express that, although the Beverly Hills, 90210 star would like to spend time with her children in an upscale setting, she decided to take her financial situation into account when planning her getaway

Taking care: The insider added that Spelling was 'looking for peace of mind for her and her children'

Taking care: The insider added that Spelling was ‘looking for peace of mind for her and her children’

Bad habits: The insider stated that Tori and husband Dean McDermott had learned to 'spend money like they'll never run out of it' during their time together; they are seen in 2017

Bad habits: The insider stated that Tori and husband Dean McDermott had learned to ‘spend money like they’ll never run out of it’ during their time together; they are seen in 2017

Spelling and McDermott tied the knot in 2006, and they welcomed their children over the course of the next few years.

The couple subsequently received much attention for their marital troubles, and the actor was alleged to have been unfaithful to his wife in 2013.

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The pair also underwent several periods of financial uncertainty over the course of their marriage, and they previously owed nearly $40,000 to American Airlines in 2016.

McDermott announced that he was in the process of a separation from Spelling this past June in a quickly-deleted Instagram post. 

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Protecting Your Future: How Cognitive Decline Affects Financial Decision-Making | University of Denver

RadioEd co-host Emma Atkinson sits down with medical doctor and finance expert Eric Chess to break down why financial decisions can be an early indicator of cognitive decline.

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Hosted by Jordyn Reiland and Emma Atkinson, RadioEd is a triweekly podcast created by the DU Newsroom that taps into the University of Denver’s deep pool of bright brains to explore the most exciting new research out of DU. See below for a transcript of this episode.

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Show Notes

As we get older, things change. Our priorities shift, viewpoints and opinions evolve, and our bodies—and brains—age.  

Many of these changes are good—we can celebrate the process of aging as one that invites wisdom and joy. But there are natural consequences of getting older, and one of those consequences is cognitive decline. 

Eric Chess is a former medical doctor who has also earned degrees in law and business. Chess is the director of the Paul Freeman Financial Security Program at DU. He seeks to identify the earliest signs of cognitive impairment—and works to protect the lives and financial assets of older people experiencing cognitive decline. 

Dr. Eric Chess is a physician, lawyer and professor with a focus on prevention, comprehensive well-being, financial security and older adults. He has over a decade of

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 experience in internal medicine practice (board certified), as a hospitalist and as an outpatient physician. He is currently a Clinical Professor at the University of Denver’s Knoebel Institute for Healthy Aging, serving as the founder and director of Aging and Well-being/The Paul Freeman Financial Security Program. Additionally, he serves as an adjunct Professor at the University of Denver’s Sturm College of Law and Daniels College of Business. Dr. Chess has an undergraduate degree in economics and political science, and a graduate law degree with experience as an attorney and economic consultant. 

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The Knoebel Institute for Healthy Aging creates and implements solutions for aging issues through multidisciplinary research, education and outreach by serving as an information clearinghouse for media on matters related to aging; educating and training a diverse workforce to serve a rapidly aging population; and promoting innovation, research and business development related to aging. 

The Paul Freeman Financial Security Program combines the expertise of faculty, researchers and students at the University of Denver. Their interdisciplinary team of researchers in law, finance, psychology, social work, business, neuroscience, and medicine is led by Eric Chess, MD, JD. Goals of impact include four main areas: Research and Development; Outreach and Collaboration; Education; and Policy. Part of the program’s core mission is to address the need for more impactful solutions regarding financial exploitation and fraud of older adults. Target areas currently include developing a financial vulnerability scale, leading a state-wide collaboration, developing a financial-protective team legal instrument, and addressing the significant transfer of wealth affecting older adults and potential future generations and clients. 

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