…and the company before investing. Always look into investment firms or salespersons with “senior certification” or who claim to be retirement consultants. Want to amp your financial savvy? Learn about…

…going to happen. “I don’t really think about a second retirement, but I have thought about a renewed interest in my work.” Q: What are your greatest professional – and…

…Older people have more to handle. Besides healthcare, there’s Medicare or Medicaid, taxes (oh, those RMD’s!), insurance, finances and investments (watch that retirement nest egg!), retirement planning, estate planning…and of…

…can double or triple your contribution. Planned Giving Planned giving allows you to create your own lasting legacy. By including OATS in your will or retirement plan, you will become…

…visa. For a retirement visa, you must show that you have health insurance and an income of at least $3500 a month. Apply for the retirement visa before you come…

…after realizing that retirement wasn’t the right fit for her. What led you down the path to becoming a Senior Planet trainer? I retired from my job as the manager…

…father of two grown children who he had raised alone, Chris was looking at retirement. Determined to take his time and make a good choice, he took a tour of…

…of these types of accounts: Funds from an IRA, 401(k), or other qualified retirement plan. A fully paid life insurance policy. Certificates of deposit. Bank accounts. Brokerage accounts. Contributions remaining…

…And we’re not just talking vinyl. Older musicians, songwriters, producers and their families are selling off royalties to fund retirements – and investors are snapping up the rights hoping for…

…the trust, except retirement accounts. You are the trustee until your death, then the person you select is responsible for management and distribution of your assets. How about one of…

…Intuit, and the Mariposa Museum. Is this a second career for you? If so can you describe your early career path, your first retirement, and your decision to enter the…

  Forget “aging in place” and “retirement communities.” Matthias Hollwich wants to start a revolution. An award-winning architect and creator of U Penn’s New Aging research initiative, Hollwich wants us…

…and feel comfortable. Getting involved in different types of activities has added a new dimension to my life in retirement and allows me to stay healthy. I still golf, but…

…in young children.” In fact, the swedish government is now warning citizens that it might raise the retirement age; people should be prepared to work to age 75 and switch…

…a lot of 100-year-olds have had the chance. Helen Krout got the opportunity during a recent bakeoff at her her Pennsylvania retirement community. Garden Spot Village says it likes to…