Hi Folks,
Meet Owen Jones, author of today’s article. It’s been a while since we have had a general commentary about retirement so we welcome his comments on the Baby Boomer generation.
Woody
Baby Boomer Retirement
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Some Thoughts about Baby Boomer Retirement
How To Make A Really Nice, Really Easy, Really Cheap Gift Basket
Hi Folks,
I just posted a great article about how to make a gift basket for the chocolate lover in your life (who’s not a chocolate lover?) on my Chocolate Lovers Website. http://chocolate.wjsites.com/. Check it out. 
Woody
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For Seniors – The Memory Challenge
Hi Folks,
Please allow me to introduce Dee Cascio, Certified Life & Retirement Options Coach. Lee has a lot of good information and sound advice for this blogger and his readers.
I know you will appreciate the wisdom Dee brings into her articles. I plan to bring you more of her writings in the weeks and months to come.
Happy Retirement,
Woody
Use it Or Lose It – The Memory Challenge
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Social Networking on the Internet for Seniors
Hi Folks,
We seem to have replaced the back fence, front porch and church socials with email, Facebook, MySpace and Twitter. We used to call it visiting but now we call it social networking. Sort of like bringing the front porch indoors.
I have a few friends that refuse to get involved in “that old computer stuff” but for the most part my senior friends have embraced the internet for a wonderful way to keep in touch with family, friends, people with simular interests and, believe it or not, neighbors.
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Eight IRA mistakes to avoid at tax time
Hi folks,
Here is some sound financial advice from a Certified Financial Planner and you won’t even have to pay for it.
I hope you are having a great day,
Woody
(ARA) – Saving more for retirement is always a good idea, especially now. In 2009, the Employee Benefit Research Institute estimated that Individual Retirement Accounts (IRAs), a cornerstone of retirement savings, sank to a median value of less than $29,000 post-financial meltdown. That leaves many Americans working even harder to recoup their losses and stay on track to make retirement a reality.
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