Archive for Successful Aging
By Sara Zeff Geber, PhD I live in California, the land of good wine, and it was in the Silicon Valley area that I met with a friend at one of those cute little wine bars in Palo Alto. She started to talk about everything she had been doing over the last year plus for […]
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By Lori Bitter, The Business of Aging There are now three generations of adults over the age of 50 in the United States. The U.S. joins most of the developed nations of the world in increasing life expectancy. According to the Pew Research Center, the world’s centenarian population (those living to age 100) is projected […]
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By Sandra Timmermann, EdD, Gerontologist, Successful Aging in Retirement Expert Below is an adaptation of the live webinar delivered by Sandra Timmermann in 2016. Her comments have been edited for clarity and length in this 2nd Qtr 2016 Retirement InSight and Trends Newsletter. You may also choose to view the entire presentation and take the […]
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By Michael Sullivan, Retirement Communications Expert Editor’s note: This presentation was delivered in live webinar format in 2015. Michael’s comments have been edited for clarity and length. You can view a YouTube brief of the original presentation here. You may also choose to take the full length course and earn 1 CRC®, CFP®, and/or PACE CE […]
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By John E. Nelson, Purposeful Retirement Advocate, Author & Coach Editor’s note: This presentation was delivered in live webinar format in 2015. John’s comments have been edited for clarity and length. You can view a YouTube brief of the original presentation here. You may also choose to take the full length course and earn 1 […]
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By Sandra Timmermann, EdD, Gerontologist, Successful Aging in Retirement Expert Editor’s note: Sandy and I met about ten years ago while serving on a Society of Actuaries’ Post Retirement and Needs Committee project. She directed the MetLife Mature Market Institute for 17 years, and has unique insights into both the gerontology and financial aspects of meeting the […]
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By John E. Nelson, Purposeful Retirement Advocate, Author & Coach Editor’s note: When I graduated from college with a finance degree – a LONG time ago – I purchased the book “What Color is Your Parachute?” to help me determine which area of finance I wanted to pursue. I loved the practicality of the book […]
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