Go to page: Slow Down The Aging Process And Enjoy Your RetirementBy Jennifer Frost
The way that we age is only 20% down to genetics. The other 80% is down to how healthy we are and the lifestyle that we lead. If you retire at 60, you may have several decades to enjoy and it is important to spend this time well. You might be slowing down in terms of your working life, but to slow down the aging process, you…
Go to page: Medicare Is Confusing, But It Doesn’t Have to BeBy Sharon Wagner (www.seniorfriendly.info)
Twenty-three percent — that’s the number of seniors who stated that reviewing their Medicare plan was the most unpleasant task among choices such as going to the dentist and getting a colonoscopy. Why? Medicare and all its parts and supplements are confusing. Medicare Part A, B, C, D, Medigap — what…
From: www.medicaidplanningassistance.org
Medicaid Spend Down: An Overview
For Medicaid eligibility for long-term care, an applicant must have income and assets under a specified amount (as well as have a need for long-term care). If the applicant’s income or countable assets exceed Medicaid’s financial limits in their state, it is possible to become eligible by “spending down” one’s income…
Go to page: Are you ready for the great wealth transfer?From: REAP, LLC. | Retirement & Estate Advisors & Professionals
As baby boomers officially enter their golden years of retirement, their Generation X and millennial offspring stand to inherit trillions of dollars in total combined assets, according to many financial estimates.
How should each generation prepare for this historic transfer of wealth?
Baby Boomers: Set Expectations
Whether they have a substantial legacy to leave behind…
From: www.cnn.com
What’s the best way to measure the market? CNN’s Jon Sarlin explains why the Dow is outdated and doesn’t actually reflect what’s happening with stocks, much less the economy.
From: blog.planetoffinance.com
If there is one thing that stresses almost everyone it’s money. It seems as though there are constantly bills to pay and the hours you work aren’t always turning out the way you hoped. So, what can you do? Don’t worry because financial success isn’t as elusive as you might think. In this article, we are going to look…
From: www.wealthmanagement.com
According to court documents obtained by The Blast, recently deceased star Burt Reynolds intentionally left his 30-year-old son, Quentin, out of his will and named his niece, Nancy Lee Brown Hess, executor of his estate.
Though it may be our first instinct to jump to conclusions about the nature of Reynolds’ relationship with the adopted son…
Go to page: How to raise financially savvy kidsFrom: REAP, LLC. | Retirement & Estate Advisors & Professionals
Every parent wants to raise their kids to be self-sufficient adults who feel empowered to achieve anything they want in life. One way to set children up for success is to be honest with them about financial topics and teach them money management skills starting at a young age.
The Early Years
When your kids are young,…
Go to page: Financial tips for every stage in lifeFrom: REAP, LLC. | Retirement & Estate Advisors & Professionals
There is no one-size-fits-all strategy when it comes to financial planning, but it can be helpful to create a road map based on details like retirement goals, income bracket and how much risk you’re comfortable with. These often align with age, making broad generational considerations a good place to start.
Generation Z
The oldest of Generation Z are…
From: www.marketwatch.com
Americans are living longer in their old age, and should be preparing accordingly.
Restaurateur Cecilia Chiang retired in 1991 from her business but you can still find her cooking at home or enjoying meals at restaurants in her neighborhood.
The 98-year-old is well-known for her Mandarin Restaurant in San Francisco, which she opened in 1961 and sold in 1991. She received the…
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