Browsing: Retirement
Few thing symbolize our independence like driving a car when and where we want to. For aging parents, there is nearly always an end to that…
Medicare has a notorious history of not treating vaccinations equally. Here’s an example from Ed, one of my clients. My physician’s office contacted me because I…
The youngest members of Generation-X are now in their 40s, while the oldest Gen-Xers are now in their late 50s. This means it is time for…
The youngest members of Gen X are now in their forties, while the oldest Gen Xers are now in their late sixties. This means it is…
The 4% rule seems so simple. Multiply your savings by 4%, and that’s how much you can spend the first year in retirement. After that, adjust…
October is Open Enrollment month. Medicare beneficiaries get a chance to make changes to their coverage. Here’s a question I received recently. “I have a retiree…
Peter Attia, MD, has written an excellent book on how to keep ourselves from getting common chronic illnesses with aging. It’s Outlive: The Science & Art…
Pick up a publication, turn on the TV, and you’re likely to find something like this. “Inflation Reduction Act Continues to Lower Out-of-Pocket Prescription Drug Costs…
Minnesota and Washington are the states that provide the best services and supports for frail older adults, younger people with disabilities, and their families, according to…
If you want a tough challenge to address in your spare time, try pinpointing your retirement needs. Why? You’re not only trying to determine what you…