a new model for aging
Financial disagreements are the greatest predictor of divorce in a couple. In fact, financial issues can put a greater strain on a relationship in retirement. Tips for money management and financial communication can be an important aspect of the retirement transition. If you haven’t already, create a household budget planner. Discuss the budget together and make sure both of you are in … [Read more...]
By Sharon Gilchrest O’Neill, Ed.S., LMFT Over the years in my practice, I have worked with clients on the many stages of the retirement transition, from the "first thoughts" stage" through all the questioning, angst, decision-making, etc. Here are a just a few "precautionary" tips and advice for married couples, from my experience and brainstorming with clients: * start early discussions … [Read more...]
By Shasta Nelson A challenge to the friendship of women for those facing retirement is often a new move closer to grandkids, to a warmer place or to a dream house, could mean leaving behind a network of local friends and starting the process all over on how to make friends for women over 50. Do make new friendships reflecting your current life. It does take time to feel familiar with new … [Read more...]
Ed. Note: As a part of the Retirement Life Project, we profile people who have made a successful retirement transition. We profile their retirement activities to inspire and inform others of the options available. This profile of Bill Pere is a special interest for people interested in entertainment work. I retired in 2004 after 25 years of working in medical and pharmaceutical … [Read more...]
Home Town: Prescott, AZ Location: Golden, Colorado Biography: Cathy is a counselor in private practice in Prescott, AZ. Specializing in adult transition issues, she helps people connect to their Purpose, Passion and Potential. She is the author of numerous articles and books. She is also the creator of the powerful VISTa Life/Career Cards, a counseling tool used by … [Read more...]