Written by bmlengel on July 24th, 2010
While most people will simply tell you that you need to plan your retirement to be around 80% of your present income, it is never quite that simple. The truth is every person will have different needs with regards to what is involved. Depending on what goals each person has for their post retirement life, [...]
Tags: family, personal finance, retirement, retirement income
Written by bmlengel on May 19th, 2010
Many people plan for years for their retirement only to be severely disappointed by their financial plight. Pensions and Social Security payments are simply not significant enough to live off of. Many people are seeking ways to add to their retirement income because they are finding that they were not prepared for this realization.
There [...]
Tags: extra cash, hard times, retirement, second jobs, work at home
Written by bmlengel on May 17th, 2010
The latest trend for retirees is to not retire. At least not retiring in the traditional sense. In fact, today’s seniors are more active than ever. As people are living longer, they are also staying healthier longer, giving them more options for spending their day since they no longer work. Activities such as mountain biking, [...]
Tags: active seniors, retirement, senior center
Written by bmlengel on May 15th, 2010
After many years of work and service, there comes the day of retirement, and co-workers and friends want to make the passage moment memorable. There’s hardly a better way than putting into practice some nice retirement party ideas. The organization part for such events is not at all demanding, and it can be handled either [...]
Tags: entertainment, family, home, parties, retirement
Written by bmlengel on May 9th, 2010
Retirement letters represent a kind of notification that the employee sends to the employer as information of the pending retirement. The format of such documents is simple, concise and to the point, as they are only meant for official records. Follow these tips to write correct retirement letters.
Most ready-made formats available for retirement letters [...]
Tags: employment, family, home, letters, retirement
Written by bmlengel on May 3rd, 2010
Many people plan for years for their retirement only to be severely disappointed by their financial plight. Pensions and Social Security payments are simply not significant enough to live off of. Many people are seeking ways to add to their retirement income because they are finding that they were not prepared for this realization.
There [...]
Tags: extra cash, hard times, retirement, second jobs, work at home
Written by bmlengel on May 3rd, 2010
The age of retirement is a time most people look forward too assuming that it is prepared for. If retirement was not prepared for, this is a time that will bring stress and possibly hard times. There are ways to prepare for this time even a few years before it happens. Retiring should be an [...]
Tags: extra cash, hard times, retirement, second jobs, work at home
Written by bmlengel on March 31st, 2010
Many people who have finished their careers and started their golden age period choose to live their retirement years in active adult communities. The choice of a retirement community is not easy, and several factors combine in making decisions difficult. But before telling you a few more things about how to choose a retirement community [...]
Tags: community, family, relationship, retirement, society
Written by bmlengel on March 8th, 2010
Florida retirement communities sound appealing to lots of American retirees who want to make the best out of their after-retirement living options. Even if one cannot complain about the lack of opportunities, there is no retirement heaven-on-earth. The land and building development in this part of the US is indeed incredible, but the world financial [...]
Tags: communities, family, home, residence, retirement
Written by bmlengel on January 27th, 2010
Baby Boomers have always enjoyed a privileged position in society, and they are used to being respected by people around them - regardless whether they were folks, parents, or merchants and advertisers. Having started life in affluent post-World War II traditional families, and having worked for many years to establish their own personal economic security, [...]
Tags: active aging, Baby Boomers, Boomers, leisure, retirement, retiring, self actualization, travel