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Posts Tagged with "Retirement"

  • Featured, Housing

    Posted on November 10th, 2011

    Written by David Downey

    Tags

    cost of retirement home, Retirement, retirement budget, retirement havens, retirement home, retirement homes, retirement income

    RETIREMENT HOME ADVENTURES

    RETHINKING TRADITIONAL RETIREMENT Because the “new economy” has erased much of their retirement savings, many baby boomers are exploring bold new notions of just how to match their desires for a retirement home against the hard realities of savings and expected retirement income.  For some, that bold notion is: Pack up and move overseas where [...]

  • Featured, Housing

    Posted on November 9th, 2011

    Written by David Downey

    Tags

    78 million Baby Boomers, affordable housing, affordable housing for the elderly, affordable senior housing, aging baby boomers, babyboomers, companion caregiver, live-in nanny, living frugally, low-income senior housing, Retirement

    AFFORDABLE SENIOR HOUSING WITH A JOB OR A CHANGE

    Here are some random thoughts on affordable senior housing.  You don’t have to live in a dreary subsidized apartment in an urban complex.  There are all sorts of ways to have new adventures while living frugally. COMPANION CAREGIVER If you are alone and in decent physical shape yourself, consider looking into becoming a companion caregiver.  [...]

  • Challenges

    Posted on October 24th, 2011

    Written by Katherine Askew

    Tags

    aging, Baby Boom Generation, baby boomers, elder care retirement plans, eldercare, elderly, geriatric specialties, geriatrician, Medicare, new Medicare patients, Retirement, Seniors

    ELDERCARE IMPACTED BY “NEW” MEDICARE PATIENT LIMITS

    Here is an issue I had not considered before.  My thinking was triggered by a short “Letter to the Editor” in the Dallas Morning News.  It was written by Josh Thomas of Plano, Texas. “NO LONGER ACCEPTING NEW MEDICARE PATIENTS” Mr. Thomas points out that there are fewer doctors accepting Medicare; however, the larger issue [...]

  • Quality of Life

    Posted on August 15th, 2011

    Written by David Downey

    Tags

    Baby Boomer Generation, life-long leraner, living in retirement, Retirement, retirement home, retirement homes, retirement living

    RETIREMENT HOMES: FIND ONE THAT FITS

    The term “retirement home” causes many to shudder. There are many variations on what makes for a good retirement home.  Look around and find a version you like. Growing up in Michigan, all I heard about retirement homes and retirement living consisted of having a winter escape home down in Florida.  Sure, as a kid [...]

  • Challenges, Quality of Life

    Posted on August 15th, 2011

    Written by David Downey

    Tags

    extended family, living in retirement, nurture extended family, Retirement, retirement living

    RETIREMENT “LIVING”?

    A TALE OF TWO GRANDMOTHERS DELLA My maternal grandmother lived in a small, overheated apartment, seldom venturing outside even though she lived beside a large and lovely city park.   She dipped snuff and kept a tin can in a rolled-down, small brown paper sack within reach to spit.  Back then, there were only three TV [...]

  • Jobs

    Posted on August 8th, 2011

    Written by David Downey

    Tags

    active brains, jobs for seniors, Retirement, retirement is not an option, role models, why retire?

    BEST JOBS FOR SENIORS: WHY RETIRE AT ALL?

    TWO AMERICAN PIONEERS A friend wanted to introduce a business acquaintance of his and arranged for us to meet for lunch.  All I knew about him then was his name.  What I learned over a meal of Cajun cooking was that I was dining in the company of two American pioneers. Seemingly fearless, pioneers venture [...]

  • Housing

    Posted on August 1st, 2011

    Written by Katherine Askew

    Tags

    acute care facility, aging, aging in place, Assisted living, assosted living apartments, elder co-housing, fear of aging, Generations and Age Groups, getting old, getting older, group home, intrmediate care facility, multigenerational co-housing, Nursing home, Old age, older people, Retirement, retirement community, senior apartments, senior homes, Seniors, survival of the fittest, types of senior housing

    SENIOR HOMES: EXPAND YOUR OPTIONS

    Senior and Caregiver

    In the old days the options for housing as you got older were few.  They were limited to continuing to live in your own home until health issues required you move in with the family or moving to the dreaded nursing home.  There are a lot more choices today. SENIOR HOUSING Here are a list [...]

  • Quality of Life

    Posted on July 29th, 2011

    Written by Katherine Askew

    Tags

    Baby Boom Generation, Baby boomer, Baby Boomer characteristics, quality of life, Retirement, retirement years

    BABY BOOMER CHARACTERISTICS

    BABY BOOMER CHARACTERISTICS

    In his book, Great Expectations: America and the Baby Boom Generation, author Landon Jones coined the term that became the label of the generation of Americans born between 1946 and 1964.  Some believe, however, regardless of the year of their birth, boomers were coming of age at the same time once they heard the Beatles [...]

  • Jobs

    Posted on July 29th, 2011

    Written by David Downey

    Tags

    benefits of working after retirement, distance education, Family history, jobs after retirement, prevention of Alzheimer's, reinvent yourself, Retirement, retirement jobs

    JOBS AFTER RETIREMENT

    DAYDREAMING CAN LEAD TO GOOD IDEAS During the years I was putting in 70+ hours per week and traveling endlessly on business, I would daydream about what I was going to do upon reaching retirement.  I knew I would never be happy without something to do. Deciding exactly what that something would be was good [...]

  • Jobs

    Posted on July 27th, 2011

    Written by David Downey

    Tags

    forms of dementia, Generations and Age Groups, getting older, jobs for seniors, Retirement, Seniors

    JOBS FOR SENIORS: A ROLLING STONE GATHERS NO MOSS

    Here are some truths about working, getting older, marital relations, and leaving your traditional place of employment in the name of “retirement”. THE BOB DYLAN EFFECT A rolling stone gathers no moss.  Medical studies have now conclusively shown that active minds stay healthier than those belonging to couch potatoes who have a TV remote attached [...]

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