How a Child’s Return to the Nest Burdens a Nest Egg
Boomerang children are creating financial headaches for their parents, including compromising their retirement plans, a new study found.
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INTERESTING STUFF: 1 October 2011
Interesting Stuff is a weekly listing of short takes and links to web items that have caught my attention; some related to aging and some not, some useful and others just for fun. You are all encouraged to submit items…
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Changing Aging in the Granite State
ChangingAging.org is proud to lend its name and support to the New Hampshire Public Television series CHANGING AGING IN THE GRANITE STATE funded by AARP New Hampshire and focused on four key issues facing older adults: financial security, health care planning for the long term, consumer and investment fraud, and living well.
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The Politics of Aging
The aging of the post-war generation is not a surprise. For decades pundits have warned of a coming intergenerational conflict pitting the needs of aging boomers against younger generations. I was just interviewed on the “Politics of Aging” in regards to my upcoming participation in a panel discussion on the same topic at the Poetics […]
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Old Age and Weight Control
There are a whole bunch of things I want to tell you about Social Security, Medicare, some aspects of retirement, caregiving, elders and work, along with evolving cultural attitudes toward aging, scary stuff from the potential Republican candidates for high…
Continue Reading Don’t Panic: Why Market Timing Doesn’t Work
The Dow may be plummeting, but if you want long-term gains, it’s important not to panic.
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Health Insurance: Featured News From The Last Quarter – Summer 2011
Health Insurance New rules by the Department of Health and Human Services would give $3.8 billion in low-interest loans to consumer-controlled health plans. HHS hopes that these consumer run plans (or “co-ops”) would concentrate on improving care and would bring … Continue reading →
Continue Reading3 Things You Need to Know About Social Security
More than half of Americans admit to not having a good understanding of how Social Security benefits work.
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