NewRetirement Retirement News Digest : April 2007 - Posts
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April 2007 - Posts

In denial about long-term care?
Minneapolis Star-Tribune, April 28th, 2007Ten years ago, my dad brought together my two older brothers, my older sister and me for a family meeting. Dad had recently placed Mom into the Alzheimer's unit in a nursing home after wrenching years of forgetfulness, Read More
BofA to buy reverse-mortgage business
MSN Money, April 26th, 2007Bank of America Corp. has agreed to buy the reverse-mortgage business of Seattle Mortgage Co., a subsidiary of Seattle Financial Group Inc.Seattle Mortgage markets its reverse mortgages under the name Reverse Mortgage of America.Charlotte-based Read More
Social Security, Medicare, Lack Funds
The Washington Post, April 25th, 2007The results of the annual Social Security and Medicare Trustees report released this week are not good.The government's will is once again bigger than its wallet. The report shows an unfunded liability in Social Read More
Patients struggle with Medicare wait
Dallas Morning News, April 24th, 2007 Chris Richmeier lives for tomorrow – August, to be exact. That's when his Medicare coverage will begin and his struggles paying for medical care will end. Mr. Richmeier, who's 44 and lives in Denton, suffered Read More
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Redefine Retirement
Health more important than money, says guruEdmonton Sun, April 18th, 2007 Half the room went red-faced. The question the financial guru posed at a ScotiaMcLeod retirement symposium, was this: "True or false ... sexual activity naturally Read More
Curbing Global Warming Made Easy
Editor's note:  Consider this one of the many possibilities for the use of the money from a reverse mortgage.E-Wire, April 18th, 2007By using reverse mortgages for investing in solar and other alternative energy we could rapidly transition away Read More
Survey Reveals Most Satisfying Jobs
Yahoo News, April 18th, 2007Firefighters, the clergy and others with professional jobs that involve helping or serving people are more satisfied with their work and overall are happier than those in other professions, according to results from a national Read More
How To Retire Early
Editor's note:  It is the generally the position of NewRetirement.com that early retirement is very frequently not in the best interests of a potential retiree.  However for those who are interested in the possibilities of retiring before they Read More
Boomers Go on Spending Bender
Financial Planning.com, April 13th, 2007Forget spending retirement in a rocking chair on the front porch. Affluent Baby Boomers approaching retirement are more likely to be traveling the world than watching it go by, according to a recent report Read More
Corporate Pensions Had Strong Year, Study Says
The Washington Post, April 12th, 2007The nation's corporate pension funds had a healthy 2006, buoyed by stronger-than-anticipated returns from the stock market and slower-than-anticipated growth in expected payments to retirees.That's the conclusion Read More
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Be careful with reverse mortgages
South Florida Sun-Sentinel, April 8th, 2007South Florida is one of the hottest markets in the nation for reverse mortgages. And yet, these types of loans -- which allow people age 62 and older to get payouts on the equity in their homes -- are more Read More
IRAs can make your retirement years even more golden
St. Louis Post-Dispatch, April 8th, 2007If you've been paying attention in the last quarter century, you've noticed a gradual shift in responsibility for who's going to pay for your retirement. The message becomes more clear with each new piece of Read More
Your House Doesn't Add Up The Way You Think
The Washington Post, April 8th, 2007In areas like metropolitan Washington, where real estate values have soared dramatically during the past decade, buying that house 20 or 30 years ago often seems like the smartest investment you ever made. But Read More
 
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