As I sit down to write this blog the day before the Fourth of July, it seems appropriate to break from the norm of our on-going Longevity Planning series to celebrate America and today’s amazing ‘Super Seniors’ who are not only redefining aging — but embracing what America represents by continuing to inspire others through …
Read MoreAs we continue our discussion on the three aspects of Longevity Planning: Lifespan – the role of living long; Healthspan – how we’ll be here long; today we’ll begin to address Wealthspan, the financial focus of this new longevity. While all three of these aspects work in tandem, the financial ramifications of this new longevity …
Read MoreContinuing our discussion of Healthspan, the second of three primary focuses on Longevity Planning/Management, being May is Older Americans month, today we’ll address the role we play in living long and living well by rethinking longevity in entirely new and different ways. Let’s start off by asking, ‘Who’s Afraid of Growing Old?’ In my speaking …
Read MoreAs we left off in my last blog, the majority of Americans would love to live to 100 … IF they have their health and if they have their wealth. Today we’ll expand on this by addressing the second of the three primary focuses of Longevity Planning/Management: Healthspan, how we’ll be here long … not …
Read MoreAs we continue with this Longevity Planning/Management Series, today we will expand on a couple of the Lifespan statistics addressed in my last Blog — specifically, the financial effect of increased longevity. While we’ve done a fabulous job increasing longevity over the last 20-30 years in this country, i.e. the 85+ population is the fastest …
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