Sooner or later everyone has to make a decision about when they retire, what it looks like, and where they want to spend their retirement. Our guest today, Jan Cullinane, is co-author of the book, “The New Retirement: The Ultimate Guide To The Rest of Your Life.”
Her book tackles the basic questions of what to do in your retirement and is especially thorough in exploring where you should spend it. Cullinane and Fitzgerald, her co-author, give a report card to each community they recommend, grading them on climate, cost of living, health care, transportation and things to do.
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Back pain can make it impossible to function as a normal human being. The discomfort of a bad back can make it impossible to sit or stand with any degree of comfort. Worse yet, you can’t seem to find a comfortable position to get to sleep. Ironically, the cause of your pain could be your bed.
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Seniors, like many of us, are taking measures to secure their physical security and safety, especially as they desire to live independently despite the health challenges that come with aging.
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No matter what type of workout you plan on doing, it’s important to get your body ready for the exercise. This is called stretching. Many people downplay it, but it is a major part of getting the most out of physical activity.
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Home care is not only a less expensive alternative to nursing homes — it’s also usually much healthier for your parent’s mental and physical health. Most people know about nursing homes, but there are actually several options for long-term care for your loved ones.
Many seniors see nursing homes as a place where you go to die and become very depressed when they get there. One of the toughest decisions you’ll probably face is deciding how to care for an aging parent. While it can be difficult, if you make an informed decision you’re likely to find a decision that works well for you and your parent.
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A Pooled Income Trust pays your bills (e.g., rent, utilities, telephone, medical costs, etc.) and qualifies you for Medicaid-funded home care. A proper Elder Plan will protect your assets from Medicaid’s reaches. A proper Pooled Income Trust will protect your income from disqualifying you from Medicaid-funded home care. Jeffrey A. Asher, owner and manager of the Law Offices of Jeffrey A. Asher, PLLC will tell you how to stay at home and keep your income while under Medicaid. Trust me – you don’t want to miss this program!
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