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  10 Retirement Stats Every Baby Boomer Should Know

  The Motley Fool - Maurie Backman

  Think you're ready to leave the workforce for good? Not until you read up on these facts. Worried about retirement? You're not alone. A large number …

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  'I just love it!' Meet 15 senior athletes who will blow your mind

  TODAY - Laura T. Coffey

  Senior citizens? Retirees? Elders? Oh, no-no-no. Here’s a better label for these folks: fierce athletes. Meet 15 of the more than 11,000 expected participants in the National Senior Games, also known as the “Senior Olympics,” due to kick off in Minnesota one year from now on July 3, 2015. The …

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  Does Insurance Cover Alzheimer's Care?

  kiplinger.com - By Kimberly Lankford

  EDITOR'S NOTE: A version of this article was originally published in the December 2012 issue of Kiplinger's Retirement Report. To subscribe, click …

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  12 Rules To Live By When Buying Into A Retirement Community

  Forbes - Vanessa Grout

  Rocketing prices, dwindling inventory, yearlong waiting lists, buyer lotteries—no, it’s not the 2005 housing bubble. It’s the current investment boom in retirement living. Demand for homes in “retirement” communities is on the rise. (I use the term loosely, because some of these developments are so …

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  John Guinan of ACSIA Partners LLC Offers “Decision Funnel” for Quick and Easy Long-Term Care Choices

  ltcfp.com

  FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: John H. Guinan, MBA CLTC ACSIA Partners LLC john.guinan@acsiapartners.com 651-646-2200 Mendota Heights, MN May 31, 2017 -- …

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  Your Money: Creative caregiving solutions for the 'sandwich generation'

  Reuters - Beth Pinsker

  NEW YORK (Reuters) - Stretched thin by the needs of your children and your elderly parents? Try this “sandwich generation” solution: Move your young adults in with their grandparents and let them take care of each other. This is working for Eileen Helmer, who turns 30 this summer, and her …