Monthly Archives: May 2015
Tips Offered On Avoiding Loneliness After Retirement
Many people fail to realize, until they retire, that is, just how much of their social interactions is tied to the workplace. “Retirement can be a challenging time, especially when you live far away from your family,” author, speaker and founder of Boomerly.com Margaret Manning wrote in a recent Huffington Post article “Many people… Read More »
Caregivers Can Use Checklist For Loved One’s Legal Affairs
Caregivers have so very many responsibilities toward their loved ones, but some may not realize that keeping track of their legal affairs is almost on a par with watching out for their physical health, a recent article on the website of the AARP points out. “The ultimate goal is to make sure you have… Read More »
Proposed New Pension Rules Labeled ‘Attack’ On Veterans, Families
A recent opinion piece in Forbes magazine pulled no punches in criticizing proposed new Veterans Administration rules dealing with who can receive monthly pension and widows’ benefits. “It’s an attempt to prevent people from gaming the system by giving away assets and then applying for aid,” according to the article. “But veterans and their… Read More »
Divorcing Older Couples Present Special Situations
Divorce can be a messy affair for couples of any age, but as a book published by the American Bar Association a few years ago points out, a break-up can be all the more complicated when it involves older people. “Divorce in the Golden Years: Estate Planning, Spousal Support, and Retirement Issues for Clients… Read More »