All of these are topics of importance to those who have already retired, as well as those who are preparing to retire. Below are links to the most popular retirement articles of the past year, as well as more details about the information they contain. Just click on the links to go directly to the articles which interest you.
2016 Most Popular Retirement Stories
Social Security and Medicare Information - This is an overview article which contains links to a number of other articles that cover many of the questions people have about maximizing Social Security benefits, getting the maximum benefit from Medicare, and more.
Voice Therapy for Senior Citizens - Many people begin to discover that their voices become faint, sore or hoarse as they age. Senior citizens may believe there is nothing they can do about these problems; however, there are therapies which can improve the quality of their voices. Learn more about the types of therapies available.
Longevity Tips from Time Magazine - Do you want to live a healthy life as long as possible? Here are the most current tips that will increase your chances of maximizing the number of years you have left.
Reata Glen and Other CCRCs in Orange County, California - Continuing Care Retirement Communities are becoming increasingly popular with aging senior citizens, especially those who do not have long-term care insurance. Learn more about them, including specific information about the ones in Orange County, California.
Risks of Social Media Phishing - Social media such as Facebook are popular ways of staying in touch with our family and friends. However, some of the games and other apps can be used to obtain your personal information. In addition, when you use Twitter or Facebook to contact the customer service offices of companies, you could be contacting a fake site. Learn more about dangerous social media phishing and how to protect yourself.
Best Senior Housing Choices for Aging Boomers - What are some of the housing choices people have as they age? This article explains the various options and how they might fit your lifestyle.
Senior Living Communities for Baby Boomers - Information about the types of senior living communities which could appeal to aging Baby Boomers.
Dangerous Prescription Painkillers Addictions: Opiods - Opiod painkiller addiction has become an increasingly serious problem for senior citizens. Many people who never dreamed they could become addicts, discover that they have slipped into this overwhelming situation after surgery or other painful treatments.
How to Overcome Resistance to Assisted Living - Do you have an aging spouse or parent who needs to move into an assisted living or memory care facility? Do they oppose the move? This article may help you reduce their resistance and help them become more accepting of the idea.
New Alzheimers Disease Research - Alzheimers and other forms of dementia are some of the most feared consequences of aging. Learn more about the research which is being done and how these dreaded diseases could become less common in the future.
Earn Extra Money from the Sharing Economy - Would you like to use your home, your car, your garage or your talents in order to earn a little extra money? Learn how easy it can be to join the "sharing economy" and supplement your retirement income.
Family Relationships - How to Stop Arguments - Do you feel stressed when you spend time with your family over the holidays or on other special occasions? This article will give you tips on how to reduce the tension and, in many cases, stop family arguments in their tracks.
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Thank you for doing this kind of recap of retirement stories. It's a great idea. It will help us to revisit information we may have forgotten as well as seeing titles we may have missed. Happy New Year!
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