Posts Categorized: Retirement Planning

Tips on How to Be a Super Retiree

May 3, 2013 / By: Deborah Sexton, Estate Planning Attorney

Category: Retirement Planning

A Super Retiree is one that retires, has limited income and still survives. This retiree is thrifty and smart with their money. If you’re headed toward retirement, consider these tips for becoming a super retiree...

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Last Minute Tips for Retirement Planning

Mar 15, 2013 / By: Deborah Sexton, Estate Planning Attorney

Category: Retirement Planning

The number of retired persons in the United States is expected to almost double in the coming years. If you’re close to retiring or you’re thinking about retirement planning, consider some of these retirement tips...

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Why You May Never Want to Retire

Oct 24, 2012 / By: Deborah Sexton, Estate Planning Attorney

Category: Retirement Planning

For many people the idea of retirement is something they take for granted. They just assume that one day they will retire and no longer work. But for others, that idea is something they’ve never...

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More Evidence Supports Idea That Volunteering As a Senior Is Beneficial

Oct 3, 2012 / By: Deborah Sexton, Estate Planning Attorney

Category: Elder Care, Elder Law, Retirement Planning

The challenge to adapt to the slower pace of retired life is something many retirees struggle with for a long time after they stop working. This slowdown can lead to depression and other health, as well...

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Staying Satisfied after Retirement – Part-Time Employment

Sep 24, 2012 / By: Deborah Sexton, Estate Planning Attorney

Category: Estate Planning, Retirement Planning

Many people find that the dream of retirement is far different than the reality. If you are planning to retire or have recently retired and have discovered that you actually enjoy having a job to...

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September Is the Time to Remember the Importance of Grandparents

Sep 6, 2012 / By: Deborah Sexton, Estate Planning Attorney

Category: Retirement Planning

Ever since 1979, the United States has officially recognized the first Sunday after Labor Day as National Grandparents Day. This year Grandparents Day falls on September 9, its 33rd anniversary since it was first proclaimed...

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Elder Abuse Scams – 3 Tactics Boomers Should Watch Out For

Jul 3, 2012 / By: Deborah Sexton, Estate Planning Attorney

Category: Avoiding, Elder Care, Elder Law, Retirement Planning

If you are a baby boomer reaching retirement age, you may not think of yourself as elderly, but there are any number of con artists out there who do. These professional scammers use an array...

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Baby Boomers Expect More From Assisted Living Communities

Jun 26, 2012 / By: Deborah Sexton, Estate Planning Attorney

Category: Estate Planning, Retirement Planning

With the daily increase in the number of baby boomers who are reaching retirement age and creating estate plans, it is becoming more and more apparent to assisted living communities that the expectations people bring...

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Should I Fund My Retirement Plan into My Trust?

Feb 6, 2012 / By: Deborah Sexton, Estate Planning Attorney

Category: Retirement Planning, Trust Funding

You absolutely do NOT change the title of the retirement account to anything, including your trust.

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Do Your Retirement and Estate Plans Address These Four Risks?

Dec 14, 2011 / By: Deborah Sexton, Estate Planning Attorney

Category: Retirement Planning

There are a new set of challenges for retirement and estate planning:  People are living longer and costs are rising, to name a few.  It is now more important than ever to have a comprehensive plan...

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