Category Archives: Life Planning

STARTLING FACTS ABOUT U.S. LIFE EXPECTANCY*

Posted on March 3, 2013 by Jill D. Hollander

The National Research Council andInstituteofMedicinereported that compared to other developed countries, Americans Die younger Have more illnesses Have more accidents Have higher infant mortality  Even if you are wealthy, college educated, and insured, people in 17 affluent countries have longer … Continue reading →

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Financial Planning For Later Years

Posted on November 30, 2012 by Jill D. Hollander

Our money needs to stretch further as we live longer. Creating a plan for later years can offer comfort as we go forward or raise a flag early enough to make adjustments. To determine how long your money might need … Continue reading →

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Potential Consequences of Supporting Adult Kids

Posted on July 2, 2012 by Jill D. Hollander

“Children are still our largest expense well after they leave home,” said Mr. Bosworth, a senior economics fellow at The Brookings Institution.  Expenditures ranged from small items to helping his sons to buy homes and cars – even after receiving … Continue reading →

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