National Retirement Planning Week: 7 Bad Habits Baby Boomers Need to Break to Have a Successful Retirement

Stars were aligned for baby boomers since they were born – between 1946 and 1964. Boomers got the education they wanted, and they lived and thrived during the economic surge. But, are they still having the same luck today? In line with National Retirement Planning Week, Insured Retirement Institute or IRI released their annual report,… read more

  Baby boomers make up the majority of the U.S population today. They are born between 1946 and 1964 and witnessed a lot of changes throughout their lifetime. But more changes will follow before and during retirement that baby boomers should address early. For this month’s roundup, we have compiled five articles that can help… read more

Facing high long term care cost is a nightmare everyone wants to avoid, particularly baby boomers. America’s baby boomers have reached its greatest height with 76 million entering their retirement years and 70% of them will require some form of long term care. Unfortunately, most baby boomers are not prepared to pay for long term… read more

Baby boomers retiring would face expensive long-term care costs that can wipe out their retirement savings if they don’t plan for these properly. But are they even doing enough to prepare for long-term care? Well, I’m afraid not. According to the recent retirement survey done by Go Banking Rates, 42% of Americans will only have… read more