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Not the same old doctor

Experts project that by the time 2020 rolls around in just five years, the American health care field will see a shortage of 20,400 primary care physicians.  One thought is that primary care nurse practitioners (NPs) and physician assistants (PAs) could relieve some of the strain since their numbers are increasing more rapidly than the physician … Read more

5 reasons to pay off your mortgage before you retire

Some notable and financially astute people suggest you hold off on retiring your mortgage early and consider investing extra money in retirement savings plans instead.  After all, the theory goes; if you take that extra cash and invest it, you will have compounding interest on your side.  There are other advantages to using that money … Read more

Creating a safe place for aging

I don’t know if you’ve looked around but there are a bunch of senior retirement communities out there.  Senior Housing News, a senior housing industry publication counts over 30,000 professionals and experts in the senior industry.  And while Baby Boomers are making the move to those communities, even more are trying to redefine just what … Read more

12 things to include on your pre-retirement checklist

Before going on a long trip, you make a checklist so that you don’t forget anything.  It can be aggravating to get to the beach only to realize you forgot the sunscreen or your bathing suit.  The same sort of planning can help in preparing for retirement.  The list may even provide a means to … Read more

Location, location, location

Location, location, location.  That quote is a familiar refrain from the real estate world but you might hear it from your financial advisor too.  Financial professionals aren’t talking about a piece of property though.  They’re talking about asset location.  Social Security, Roth IRAs, traditional IRAs all require a strategy to help keep your taxes at … Read more

If advance directives take guesswork out of care, why don't more people use them?

Terry Pratchett, famous for his Discworld series died last week at the age of 66.  Pratchett, one of England’s most-loved authors was diagnosed in 2007 with early onset Alzheimer’s disease, the “embuggerance,” as he called it.  He became an outspoken advocate for assisted dying.  He once wrote, “I would live my life as ever to the … Read more

9 Retirement myths you need to ignore

Preparing for retirement is hard enough but if you believe these retirement myths, you’re likely to run out of money early.  Unfortunately, most of these myths are still being bandied about. You can rely upon Social Security. The average Social Security benefit is $1,328 a month, an amount close to poverty level. Social Security was … Read more

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