Emotions run high for pre-retirees. The retirement cloud comes in 2 forms—one part white and fluffy (no more work!) and another dark and ominous (no more benefits?!?). … [Read more...]
Caught in the Middle: Insurance Tips for the Sandwich Generation
It seems strange to place middle-aged adults in the same category as BLTs and PB&Js. But instead of 2 slices of bread, adults are finding themselves financially “sandwiched” between 2 generations: their children and their aging parents. … [Read more...]
Do Retirees Still Need Dental Coverage?
The average age for retirement fluctuates over time, but generally remains between 63 and 66 years of age. Coincidentally, this is also the age when you start being considered a “senior.” Seniors today are more active and engaged than ever before. Seniors today represent about … [Read more...]