Sunday, November 22, 2009

baby boomers

Financial Basics Easy to Find Online

Wealth of free and informative sites can address fundamentals of most personal finance topics. more >>

Retirement May Not Be a Casualty of Recession

Study finds small long-term impact on retirement plans due to market, housing, and employment declines. more >>

Aging Populations Drive Social, Legal Changes

As the number of older people begins rising dramatically, social norms are being challenged. more >>

Many Greatest Generations on Veterans Day

Four generations of American heroes recalled in Veterans Day observations. more >>

5 Tips in Using Retirement Planning Tools

Free web software planning tools often mask real-world retirement risks. more >>

Can Boomers Lead an Elder Revolution?

Theordore Roszak, author of The Making of a Counter Culture, says the elderly will rise to power. more >>

Are You Ready to Take the E-Book Plunge?

More companies launching E-readers; many public libraries now offer digital book services. more >>

Entertaining Exercise Options for Boomers

Find out new ways to stay fit, and entertained, at home. more >>

Democrats and Republicans Support $250 Senior Stimulus

There is bipartisan agreement in Congress to cut seniors on Social Security checks. more >>

It's Never Too Late to Find Your Next Career

Strategies and savvy websites to help baby boomers and others find new, more rewarding careers. more >>

Don't Ignore Likelihood of Long-Term Care

MetLife study finds consumers continue to avoid planning for professional care they are likely to need. more >>

Four Free Entertainment Tips for Families

Sometimes cheaper is better; check out these free, fun entertainment ideas for frugal families. more >>

Four Financial Tips for Widows

While you may feel panicked and overwhelmed, don't rush to make key decisions about money and finances. more >>

Why Boomers Will Retire More Comfortably Than Their Parents

This generation still has a lot to look forward to despite financial strains. more >>

Grandparents Get a Day -- Deserve Whole Year!

Recession puts millions of grandparents back to work at office and helping families at home. more >>

Advice for Seniors with Vision Loss

Treating macular degeneration -- America’s number one cause of age-related blindness. more >>

Baby Boomers Are Staying in the Workforce Longer

Don't retire too early—it'll kill you. more >>

America Turns Inward in Tough Times

Volunteer activities down as baby boomers look after their own; retired people doing less, too. more >>

Tips for Finding Low or No-Cost Entertainment

Here are some entertainment ideas that cost little but can pay off in new friendships. more >>

Frustrated Baby Boomers Alienated from the Political Debate

Obama administration Twitters away, but the message isn't reaching a key audience. more >>

Boomer Entrepreneurs Make New Best Lives

Thinking of setting up your own small business in hard times? Read our tips first. more >>

Who Plays on Your Insurance Team?

Make sure you've got a full range of insurance products to meet your protection needs. more >>

Tips for New Boomer Grandparents

Respecting parents' wishes and privacy are good ways to get off on the right foot. more >>

Smart Fitness for Grown-Ups: A 10-Week Workout Routine

Yes, it is possible to develop an exercise habit in just a few months. We'll show you how. more >>

Smart Fitness for Grown-Ups: 11 Tips for the Over-40 Exerciser

Whether you have a wall full of medals or haven't moved since P.E. class, here's some workout wisdom. more >>

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