Top 5 Things to Know About Aging Aging with independence and dignity is the goal for most older adults. More than 70 percent of people over 65 will need long-term care and nearly 100 percent of those will be cared for at some point in time by a loved one. Millions of people... Read more
Retirement Stage Two: The Go-Go Stage by Stan Corey You’re now ready to explore the next stage: The Go-Go Years. This stage is “go-go” because it’s when you’re most likely your healthiest and most mobile, so you’ll be go-going forward! Or maybe one of your goals is to get in... Read more
Over 40 and Starting a New Career by Bradley A. Huebner After 18 years of teaching high school English, I opted for a career change while my skills, mind, and nerves remained sharp. Every spring that I taught Jon Krakauer’s Into the Wild about chasing your dreams, I felt lik... Read more
6 Ways to Limit Expenses When Caring for Aging Parents More than 40 million people take care of an aging loved one. More than 42% of caregivers spend an average of almost $7,000 a year of their own money on caregiving expenses. Here are six of the best ways for reducing your... Read more
Transition: A Spending Plan by Stan Corey Previously, we dealt with the loss of a paycheck due to retirement and how to set up a spreadsheet to show all of your income resources. Now it is time to set up a second spreadsheet: your spending plan. A spending plan is a useful t... Read more
5 Stages of Retirement: 1st Stage Transition By Stan Corey There are five basic stages in retirement; transition, go-go, slow-go, no-go, and exit. It does not matter if you retire at age 50 or age 80, everyone goes through these five stages, it is just the amount of time spe... Read more
