What is Aging in Place? (Start Here)
Aging in place simply means not having to move from one's present residence in order to secure necessary support services in response to changing personal needs. To find out more about the age in place concept, why it is important and what you can do to plan: Learn more about aging in place |
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The Five Key Risks All Retirees Face by: Jeff Helms, CFA
Over the next twenty years, roughly 79 million Americans will cross the threshold to retirement, joining the millions of folks that are already retired. Welcome to what we call “Generation R”. The Retirement Generation.
In my years of retirement research, I’ve identified five common risks that all retirees face. These are detailed in my new book, “Generation R: A Retirement Nation at Risk.” Several of these risks defy conventional retirement wisdom, so pay attention. It’s important that current and future retirees take heed.
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by: Jeff Helms, CFA
Over the next twenty years, roughly 79 million Americans will cross the threshold to retirement, joining the millions of folks that are already retired. Welcome to what we call “Generation R”. The Retirement Generation.
In my years of retirement research, I’ve identified five common risks that all retirees face. These are detailed in my new book, “Generation R: A Retirement Nation at Risk.” Several of these risks defy conventional retirement wisdom, so pay attention. It’s important that current and future retirees take heed.
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Understandably, it would be difficult to find the exact home that will meet your future physical needs. However, covering the bases for what most people experience as they age is a good place to start. Regardless of whether you remodel, buy or build, these are possible issues you might want to be mindful of when evaluating the features you want in your home. As a bonus, we’ve also included some specific ideas for home features for each.
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